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Mistakes About Nicotine. Doesn'tAccumulate in Pipe fctems?Very Little Nico- It tine Poisoning. * 3< There are probably few subjects abi ut which more people are misinformed than nicotine. N arly every one speaks of the 81 da>? brown substance which has " S | ab ut the consistency auil color of molasses ami accumulates in the stems of pipes as nicotine. Ii s( is not nicotine and it has no noc ** otlne in it.. It is nothing but tar?tobacco * tai distilled from the smoke, just ^ as coal tar is distilled from coal ^ ana pine wood. One might swnllov all the tobacco tar that a rank clay pipe contains without serious harm. If he swallowed the same quantity of nicotine he would probably be dead inside of ( five minutes. It is the tar that stains the , . , I i r\t> -n.,1 \t IS IhP KJini(? fiir thrtt *"* - -- ti stains the cigarette smoker s (in c< eers. It is a'so found inside the ?r i nostrils id one who inhales smoke w 1 atn) it puts ?n indelible stain ou 7. mustaches. It is true that tobacco contains i 1,1 more nicotine than any other km wn plant, bu nicotine is not , I ji a pieuti til ariieie in nature 1 he rai kt :f K n'nek v tobacco con ( tains less thai ^ per cent of nic v otit , and the finer grades of to banco, uch as Havana, have less tiian 2 per cent. O.ie oi teo li ; rs cigarettes con dem . (1 bi eau-e the smoker gets so lunch niui nicotine through inl aiing the moke. The fact is that a cigarette smoker gets in m< s no nicotine, because tlio to- ^ bine <>! a hieh < merettea ;?r? nuule contains noxt to no men- Vi tine. Turkish ami Kjiyptian to , b?i . e V!" nlv a : ce of n>e- v all. _ n But no matter lo w much o p tbi ' } ' Inn 111 u tobaeei Con it. Ni o|iue is not < xt iact?<1 b> bill < CC. . I 11 : 111 nar ,J. , st i t ut i r> iv. 0 ol. t ii , 11 ,i i oi nicot iiii pm . . i; i \ \ ioutitl"' i f I 111 i n ?. WI ii i r one v >i -o il wi! nic tin h" do< i The! a: .V < V" ?' why sniokii i rici ' . lit i :*< ln< p i0111 IT i I ot O ? ' t til. III. Prepare i'or the Weevil. Ituinwill l'coi'le. Ax ill HPinijrr:uil M-xic; n j cotton boll weevil is due o ' hero wi bin tie next four or six , fih<.i t v,' ;i - : r p i ii.ain' n' - a it la ho- v ? ? j nub n! lann r. j. bef'?re t: o ?,nlsi,..ily air.ves, t? j?et on' < t' <b I)'. and *r? m k the corn, when , lia\ , bacon, lai .. and other f rovi i n.s ib t he ha be 11 bu ins: . i t!? colt n men A ! it! b s been j reposed in n congr be pr- v des t hit all i ale ,1 K <1: sb , oil iuti a Stat ' hi C >llie alllei able to st I< \ lawn upon their entiy. Such I leif si ?t Ol) w >11 d ::iV'c .'OV II! mental a; in furthering pr dii ition and would ir.ei.n that pro r. hibifion communities and States would have I be rigid to confiscate shipments. u This is the -ort. of law prohibition advocates have been work V ing for.?Greenville News. J im I Preparing My Land ft"d Rignt? 1 and 1 have 30 acres of good clay ^ md which I broke up last spring , ith a two-horse plow and put 1 *' DO pounds of acid to the acre, on ^*n' hich I made 18 bales of cotton My1 low, 1 am going to cut those falks with an 44avery" cotton ralk, then plow up the stalk Ser :>ots witn a Mai lory middle nurter, subsoil in the bottom of lis furrow let this stand until Pe( ime time in March, then I ex- " ect to put 200 pounds cotton day ?ed-nieal to the acre, and 100 tics ounds best guano in drill befor? Met lanter. 1 want a hale per acre, jug /hat do you think of this idea If who >o you think 1 am doing right or j..,, i there any other way which 1 ou Id prepare this which would .r -iio 0,1* lcrease the yield ? 1 have a lot of stuble land hich I am clearing; I expect to a y0 jrrace this tirst, lay off for cot in, say about three and a half et. run my middle burster iir oegi le furrow, put in 150 pounds ittoiiseed meal and 400 pounds r ........ ... ?i.? U..J ?i.:? ... uciiiw i*# nit* ft:i t. u^u mm ii|f i"k1 ;ind then put in cotton \v i lint do you think of this? I lielit say that this land has not 8 cen worked 111 about 15 years, way ad is now considered very good ind. Do you think that I am dom nine ro use to much or too little 'wo rtil'zer the first year? Would in o mi advise me to burn the broom w 'due, as 'tis very 'ate for it t ;l p. M * limit All information will bo thank . j ( iliv received. v . I,)W l ours lor success, K L. S. < f ? ? rye ( M M KNT IIY THE hDIT? R : Slip V ur plan is a go< d one, am ,, mi will make your bale per sp,01 ere, with ordinary seasons. I t > \ . were fixing the land would j, ut >n 150 pounds ol cottonseed i at ami 60 pounds of German ** i l it in its place. We would ,m,c ant some pi a h ; it is very nec part (f fertilizer. You ^r"' . f -1 j. fi ?? \ . i r 1 ('() tir ii i ! i W <\ f v e fc ir 'ml enoiiidi. :l 'J -S ij hern <-iilfivMtf r. -<> i Ucr 1 o n o r Roll oi Hork Hill! School, for Ivionth Ending Ker March 9th, 1906. Att>nch?nee?HcmiIuIi Sim". > ' Ker i . >im-, <' .' !( Ha o*r, (Jin, id ; m?i , < ml- J(>n! ilvila 1 I:-8, tlessi ' n >!!, Jasper . l; , Mnt!e B U'-r, Manly Kl!h, Keri ' '1 i "-i in 1 lo 1? \\ s. 11 bor '' is V r ii . II on an ' Wade 1,1 At i I>|ortnvnt?<h>tnr'p How- 0 is5 hul; s N\ il!i " (II. M \ re h In'-, dysi ' '.mlkner, Lizzie Small, I'eriy Coni i I ianis, I* rl < 1" 1; M( . IV , i.il B w Holiert Ml is j * ml hoi- B ae inoa. i ln ii . r Sdho'ar hip. v- ii I 1' \ i< !i) v?' O. ilie II >u eps.; \vi! 1 ' I' a ri in-11, >1 in Si in post ini BoB i we* s. j ro i O I a ill a - 1'? in . 1 a i.t i| 1 !o! in Sims, Br in-ie Small and ! l,P 1 V.u 1 Small. | riou G ograj y I! das William , ,u,n nmie Bo v( rs and Pe irl Con- V ell. will \r i> ? iii^n?r\?i niicy iV'W'Ts. | }i'.(I Knadinir?Inly Wright, Jim- app lie Hilton, Virgi: in Hinson. a? ii Spelling ? Myi tl" lhil<t?r, tho rirginia Ilitison, Vmcy Bowers, tlio acknon Catoc, Jimmie Milton kinj Perry William*. Yriih metic?Cleveland Goucl Pearl ( onnell. istinguished ? Kulas Will s, Connie Powers, Brenni ill, Pearl Connell, Pear >11, Virginia Hins>n an< tie Baker. V. A. Lingle. ious Accident at Bethune trial to The IS ate. etliune, March 18.?Yester morning, while several par were at work oil the nev hodist church, which is be elected at thin place, tli< le Iraine work of the build coilaptad, slightly n jurin; Angus McLitirin, who wa ;op of the slriic:urc. Bill Se! , a colored 1 borer who wa > on the bni'ding, was buriec path the debris and bad I; dud. It is thought that t h> to will die. ^oultry In Small Yard. hen f< wis are confined ii II yards we should in som indeavor lo supply grcei ? lor t hem. This can ollen b< o by dividing 'lie yard int< lots and sowing one porlioi als early i i ibe spring, lien the eats have grown-U] a inches, turn il.e poultry ii portion and sow oats in th r lot. Hy this method ill Is Miiiv 1 n.ve ''mchii :ood dor tin* summer. Ab ut ?lie iirs !< ptcinber sow both lots i at d i his w ill keep up tn [> 1 y during winter. Lawn cli|i .s Hit- relMi <1 by low In, aiv uld i ovt r be allowed lo g< ;i to. f 11 ere is su iic'? ut ground t uii ot several small lots, h ;h the belt<r, us in 'his w??. (' to let t be < :11 e- liftVO a long' li bett re turning in tii L. (iretn fo< <1 is necetsajw w sh nltl arr n o our yard ih it t i hen- will have it ? no and Farin. 'shaw's Bank Building t< be Erected at Once. haw Era. nl. Loro.v Springs, ol Linear president of the Bank c si aw. attended a meeting c lonid of directors ol th k a' t his phire t lie 1 1 th nisi his in* eti g it was decide rt-c? (he new hank huildin h'-o. Mrssrs R. L Biackmon St eyens a' cl .1. M. Carsoi i]><-c the building commit The building is to be 50x 10 m si/,.' and two stories i pit It will he built ol brick p'ate gl-irs Iront. The ban be in tin" coiner room an e *vi 1 also he a room lor th olfic Jltid possibly i 8'Or n or two in the first lloot -ecnid story will be fitte vviili a lodge room for the vti s lodges of the town and nbcr of office rooms. trhem completed llio huildin ??? a Handsome ntruCur will contribute much to th earance ?>f the main street I will aland on the corner c vacant, lot lacing the store ? Kerehaw Mercantile <fe Iiai r Co. ri "The Oli : * THE BANK OF LANI 1 ^ CAPITAL ?J SURPLUS & I joans made on Real Est IB Collections given promy 'S Interest allowed on tim< ^ Your business solicited. the strongest Bank in Lar ir Southern v ' I THE SCUTH'S G Unexcelled di Throueh l'ulli ^ on 1 through B icnt schedules Winter tourist effect to all F1 full informati routes, etc., co ern Railway \ BROOKS MORGAN, A,G, Atlanta, Ga. ii A PIANO OR ORGAN FOR YOU. , To the head of voi> fiunily who is mi bilious lor the tnturr im(I dlucntion ot It child rtn, we have a S|?? i?tl I'roposition lljuhc. * No Article in tin* hoiue shows the ev _ dciici ot culture Ihilt does a I'luiio or O gan No iicci'Uiplishiiioiit yives as nnu C pleasure or is of r?s ur? at v due ui utter li as ilie kuowlcilgo of niusic ami the abilii ' to I'lllN Wi ll. , Our I'aynmnt l'lnti makestheowi oi'ihlii) dI u high gra h' 1 i iiin or < irm 0 Iiint 11 few (1 lints down and a small i a men! enoh mouth nr quart' rl> or m'U annually nod tin it striiuuMit i- joura. \\ i itc us today for ' . laloguea and oi Special l'ro|a>Kitioii ol Kun\ Payments. Aildri'SH, MALONES A1USIC HOUSE. Columbia, S. C. t For Sale I will sell to the higl est cash bidder my Blacksmith Shop | including all my tool: forges, etc. Don't all speak at one* > F. R. ffiASSEY. t* it | ^ 1 a Lexington Rolle: * Mill Co. i. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. Highest grade Flour. Wo are elli'ring to our u t r do 1 hi* next \ oar the higlio-1 "v ide ||. in* i \'or sold in Lancaster <) "HENRY CLAY. Every sack guaranteed to please or money refunded. I' r sale by " BbNNETT unOCERY CO. a """"""""???? MONEY TO LOAN i nin prnpxrtd, .i> usual, t<> ntgotliM lost <> on lin|>rovc<l cotton fannx. In - mis of UPM iinrt upward* for Itv yt-iirti. InU-rml in 7 | vi ?** iit. <m kuiii* <>f fi.Mto.ui und over L'n<! I,Ooi do. h per o ut. interest. No lirokero or c?mmi?-?lon t liursred?only u rcaMonntito I for <to?lri?ci of 11 tit*. K K WYLIK, Atlornevutlvtiw if ?'' Thtf NflU/C l)(>cs Job Printii >- 1 ill} 1*0no for others. VV1 j can't we do yours? ? ? ? ? ? I Reliable." H 3ASTER, Lancaster, S. C. ^ $50,000.00. n $50,000.00. ^ tate, at reasonable rates. ffl )t and careful attention. K i deposits.. 2? The oldest, the largest and |1 icaster county. Jj Hailnxiy REATESf SYSTEM ning car service. ^ nan sleeping cars ~ trains. Convenon all local trains. rates are now in orida points. For on as to rates, insult any South Ticket Agent, or P.A., R. W. HUNT, G.P.A.,. Charleston, S. C. . Summons for Relief in \ to STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, fount)' of IiRnraitpr. / X IX THE COMMON PLEAS. |'v J. M Hurry, .1. O. Walker and .1. W. Wadawnrt h'a Sons ( o., conductin# a business as luneral tlireotora and eiiitialnii i-, under the lirm name of <1. iM llanj & ( o.?Plaint ills, y* against Jennie Melhvaii, Julia* A. Tay'or, / Walter S Hurt A lor. I:. K. He, Eliza J. VV)iie i and K f \\ ytie, executors, .1.(4. Ilaird. Charlotie l>riiK< Heatti Supply (Jo., Hank ol Lancaster, and J. W \\ adsworth's Sons Co.? I lefeiidants. To t fie l>efendants Above Named : i (.ii linn t"i< ii i villi jir?? ncreny Minniiiiii. tl mill i qu ro'l ' an.-wer ^ l hi- ?*i>lit|i tint in 11, h Million, which it* * liliM, in il, ? lllc. <>i iliv < lerk of ('<iiii ? iiii*i Picas, i<i i In* .-iiiil < onnty. Arid In ifrve a c p> ? I youranswtrto I he - in ci in(iIniiit on I hi* nub-eribers at I It**ir i.Ilii " at l.auca?>ter (J. II., 8. C , within t w enl y iiii)? at for I Iih set v cm In i n|. exclusive oi the (hi) of such n rvice; and il you fail lu miMver Ihe con.plaint within the time aforesaid, the i'laint ill- in this action will apply to the < ourt for the relief deiiianS, (led in t In* complaint K. K. it R. B. A LI. I SON, I'lauit ill's' Attorneys. Hated February 'Jsth, A H 11(00. \ To the Absent In fenilants, Julia A. Taylor. Walter S. Taylor, Burrnlltrllkt Tut lilP -I I- Itui ell I l?.. p,... . .... , im?i ? ?i, ? narIT* | lotte l'run To. ami .1. \V. Wailsi worth'* Si??>8 (and ot her*: Take notice that the complaint anil suii.niniiH in this art i n uns lilcil in t lie otlice of t he < lerk ol Ihet'onrt of t'ominnii I'leas i?>r I.nnca?ter county on tin* 2 St li day > I February, ItHHJ. v. ^ it. K. ,<t It. It. A LI. I SON, Plaint ills' Attorney*. Feb. 2st|i, IDOO.-Ow. I REPRESENT " THE COLUMBIA LiOUOB CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic " WINES ABC LIQUORS. , * AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. )0 All orders left with me will receive prompt and careful attention. No charge for forwar- > - ding orders. If John W. Elliott, ? At Crescent Restaurant. ? V /