The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 19, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

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To tbe Farmers. % President Harvie Jordan Ap- ( peals to them to Market Cotton Slowly. The recent meeting of the executive committee ?t the Southern Cotton association held n at llot Springs, Ark., fixing the a minimum price on cotton basis p middling, at interior points at a 10 cents is as low a price as any t farmer could be asked or advis- v ed to hold his cotton. Ten cents- ^ per pound is practically the * bread and meat line and cotton r sold below that figure, however ^ slight, barely represents the ^ cost ot production. There is no necessity and no r kind of sensible reasoning why n the South should sacritice t he present maturing crop of cotton f< at any price under 10 cents pei tl pound. There is no good rea- a hoii whv this croo should soil lot less than that, of the last year. which averaged a little over 11 * cts. per pound at the ports. Since Sept. 1,1904, to Sept. 1, 1900, .j there have come into sight 25,- tj 500,000 bales of cotton, and ol t] this enormous amount, all had rt been practically consumed except si about 800,000 bales. t< The past two years, showing A the largest production both c years in tbe history of our cot ton production, sold at an aver- I age price ot 10 cents per pound, or the grand total of $1,250,000,. 000. With the consumption of these two unprecedented crops selling at an average ol 10 cents, I we ?shll find the demand for finished goods enormous "and the lull capacity of the mills un- i able to supply the trade at verj* t high prices (or manufacture. * Since August 1, heavy and 1 continuous deterioration lias taken place in the fruitage ot 6 n the crop over the entire belt. ^ Tbe splendid expectations of an a unusually large yield, ho bright l0 a month ago, have now dwindled t to anticipations of only a normal c yield. To meet t he conditions s which oonfront t he present time, 1 there is hut one thing to do, and IJ that is to sell the crop slowly a and refuse to market the staple 6 rapidly during the next three months. Every farmer who can do so should store and hold i n his crop oil ihe market until I tne price ??i 1 u cents ai least is|p offered. The present price of A cot'on is far below the true (. alue ol the',staple and the people p are hereby appealed to not toi<' submit to such an unwarranted M t sacrifice ol the prodact of their! 1 labor, Prices are sure to adjust j themselves te higher levels ^ when the trade at large begin* 11 to fully realize the extent ot tho,^ present and recent henv.v del eric. ^ ration in the crop all over tbe i P ce'ton belt. I>t Yours truly, u Iiarvie Jordam , f President K. C. A . U Sheriff Outz of Kdseficld died t last. Friday night. Me had kwld | the office of sheriff '23 yearn. f A receiver has been appointed) for the Con erva'ive Mutual bile , Insurance Company, of Char*!j Jotfe. c I The Cuban Insurrection jovernment Making Stren ous Efforts to Restore Pea --Don't want Uncle Sa to Intervene. Havana, Sept. 16.?The gover nent tl?.s evening in making fi 1 strenuous efforts to resto ?eace in Cuba and thus avo ny kind of American interve ion. The object of thepe onde ors, it is stated, is that it mi e able to say by the time Seer ary of War Taft and acting Se etary of State Bacon arrive th eace already has been secur nd that therefore there is eed|forthe American gover uent's intervention, either estore peace or insure perm ent tranquillity. Members of the government i armed the Associated Press th hey are making the efforts r?i?nrrl n ne? wifh flip ml vino nr\ nined in President Roosevel etter; that they have no obje ions to the friendly assistan f the United States in the ma er if it becomes necessary, b hat they can settle it betwe< he government and the revol ionists without the necessity ny intervention. At least, th ay, they are making an attem [> accomplish this end unaide nd with fair prospects of su ess. "he Recent Interesting E Preiser nn T .anrnct Circuit. From tlie Christian Advocnti Mr. Editor: Sunday, the nst., was a groat day in the h ory of East Lancaster Circu beginning at Bethel Sunday m< ling at 10 o'clock was Childre >ay. The program consisted xercises by (he children hi aiiflic bv the school. Mr. Cla iapp, of O. K., S. C., delivered ddress, and Rev. E. K. Hard f Clover, S. C., also address tie Sunday school, especially t hildren. Both exercises a peeches were of high order, o'clock p. m. Rev. E. K. Hard ireachei an educational serm t Tabernacle Church to a crow d house. To simply say the si non was excellent does neitli he speaker nor the occasion ji ice. A great speech by a fl nan to a clever people must 1 ult in much good. At 8 o'clo i. m. rive same giant delivered ddresn on missions at LInpew Jhurch. Your informant was i resent, but judging from t ther addresses we do not hei ate to saytthat it was good to here. Kast I/OHCHater is on the u rade. Three good churches, lice parsonage, a clever, honi eople. ami a moving, handsoi >re?cher. it. is not strange t! ve are advancing.' Also tin ;ood schools?one at each churi 'he school at Tabernacle w i Id six and perhaps seven br o the Freahman cla^s nt Wofl'i it its epening in Se,pto<mber in 'an any school in the State p :el that! Thin school is and I leeit under the control of 1'r darnel, iA Kershaw, S. ()., ne session and beginning u>nol ?r. Come ATM, Mr. Editor, and f vhat we are doing, l'ieaae let chow whea you are coming, 1 :anse the editor would be sou thing new in our midst. * As usual, we expect to send upa \ clean sheet at Conference. We forgot to say anything ^ U~ about our presiding elder. We M ce have one of the best, brainiest, Jk and also good-looking presiding ^ m elders in the Conference. Expect ? ( to keep him four years. Again M we invite you over to see us. ^ Layman. 2 n O. K., S. C., Sept. 8th, 1906. ^ Will be Governor of all the t People, Says Mr. Ansel. t fty To the People of South Caro- ^ e~ lina: "Today 1 am truly grate- M c~ ful to the Democratic voters ot j 111 South Carolina for the splendid ^ e(l vote 1 received throughout the ^ no State in last primary election. ^ n~ and 1 take this opportunity of M f? thanking them for this manifes- j a_ tation of their great confidence. ^ "1 shall be the Governor of all ^ n the people, and shall bend every ^ at effort towards the upbuilding and M ,n maintaining the high and honor- j n_ able position which our State has ^ ?>?, , - - ^ 1 n attained. 10 this etui l pray that ^ c~ God may give me wisdom and ^ ce strength. ^ "I respectfully ask that all the j ut people give me their intluence ^ BD and co operation in making my ^ u~ administration one that shall re?' dound to the best interests of the ^ eV entire State." j P' Martin F. Ansel. ' ^ ,d. ? f c" South Carolina Stands by the ^ Southern Cotton Associa- J tion. 5 x- 0 er f Columbia special in yester ^ day's Charlotte Observer: The ^ execul ive commiltee of t he Sou'h ^ B I Carolina Cotton Association no t to-day and endorsed the action of 2d the Arkansas meeting as to Los: is- holding for 10 cents, regarding ( it. Secretary Cheatham, and in all *r. I~<1 .j: .i - '? I UIIIOI ICOJUJUI^J Hl^lUUIll^ LUC ) w 11 8 scheme to organiKe a big corporation to buy weak cotton off ?tte ,1(* the market. A committee was 1 r* U appointed to formulate plans to sonv an - . . , togei get tins State to do its part toin. it* <io i ward raising the $60,000,000 HI) 011 I wanted tor the purpose <>f linanii* WB8 ,1,1 cing the holding ol weak c>tton. ... .... two At i Ins committee will nsue an tin addiess to Hie people ol the \<?TU o. . Mr. 1 on Slate tomorrow. r(j men Br aboii ier Fugitive Cotton Man Caught on is I cont ne! mos re Augusta, Cia., Sept. 16.? ()f jt ck Thomas W. Alexander, head of an the lar^o^t #?ttK>a firm in Angus ell la, who two months ago disap lotjpcared after leaving defaulted he fjor a sum approximately #200,- $epj *>-! 000. has been arreted by a j>ri 0'cj( vat deteclive agency in Pitts burg, Pa., and has agreed to ajjy P~ come b*?k ( Angneta without es a requisition papers. . . -st u :ne j at McLean C*ton Crop Short. ^ ' p ^ M?xia* ity, Sep'. 16.?Thejnaau jl cotton crop of the com try will aecii ,yS '? probability be 15 to 20 a lc )r,j1 p#r tuirt less tkis year than last, ^ird int. ! owing t? the inundatimi ot land him _ I :# U ~ I Ji rni- - i - x- in urn iitj?i? ai^inct. i ?e iusk iag|wiW liw ?!?? ' two million dol- j?) of.jl?ri. den fhl ? In'1' UikMM I,. S. Elliott, J. S. VVi!- bon ,e(3)' som, W. L. leclcham and L. M, day Ufl Bnwors lotfl lait ?Tening lor Oo- at i )e_' lambia, to looar Bryan speak to* 16- day. Do Peoples Supply " 1?s is out for business and won't be found T asleep when it comes to selling. They J are going to push business, and it will J be to the interest of every farmer in m Lancaster county to make their estab- M licVimont hourlmmrtore for * eeral Merchan ise S "Quick sales and small profits" will be W their motto, and "the same price to C all" their rule of business. At present g they are closing out the stock of goods ^ purchased from Carnes Bros. Call at ft the corner store in the Moore block and t t * get some of these bargains. You will g always find a warm welcome. Messrs. Z t 4 r* 1 t a n l a n x J no. a. ^ook, j. a. r. oisiare arm a. ^ Carnes will take pleasure in waiting on you. ^ After September 1st f they will open in the Springs block in # the store-room now occupied by Welsh ? & Co. a brand new stock of Dry*Goods, ^ Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Etc., W continuing the grocery in their pres- ^ ent quarters. Look for the big sign, ^ Peoples Supply Co. I ??* ? s of North Carolina Farm-] Yq {||g OvCrSGCFS "r bV Incendiary Fire. \^ pub[ic Highways of Lancaster County : aJenboro special in Char- You in list nil niaku a report to the ?Snperi Observer The barn of v*MOr ,iud Commissioners by the lirst Moutliiy in October; how tunny days you have D. W. Carpenter, in All woiked your toad this year and what con... , . . . dition your road is in ; and ii vonr road ille township, tills COUnty^ ,,(>j well worked j lease work it at once tber with all its contents, 80 W'A" b/' a,Jlh to ,u,uko HiKood r?l??rt ?>u I'ifiii iu ?r 111111? y'li iiuva | Mt i 111 uuti nil" bunu-d Thursday night coudition of your road. M. C. Gardner, ll 1*2 o ClOCK. One fine niule County Supervisor. . . burned in ifie barn, two '"** horse wagons, a quantity of . 4 . , it f Mnrrlttue Sumta//of Mr. T S. and rough teed ami all of ...... . ... , Untitle, Jr. ttntl Mrs. Delhi /., Carpenter's farming imple l-'iunn te. The loss 18 estimated al Mr. T. S. Rid.He, Jr.,of Blair, ,t $500 wiil, $200 insurance ^ >n(, Mra De,|a tlie building and $100 on Mynn, of this countv, were niaronts. Mr. Carpenter was al- . , . . , ,' a , 1 . ried in Lancaster last Sunday, t certain that the fire was . . . at the liaptist parsonage, by the icendiary origin ii;iut<ir n? , ,, ?? . I'10 groom is a son ol Mr. T. 8. -1 here will no an ice cream !> ,,, 0 ei^- >. ,, Riddle, Sr., of Dixie, and has been [>er given at Spring Hill ... . ... . * _ ' . , living iu OklaliDnia some years, ?ist church Saturday night, , . ... - . ... " where he is successlullv engaged t. 22nd, beginning at 7 . . . . . , .* . in tanning. I lie brine is a daugh>ck. I roceeds are Uir " Home . f Al t> .. T > ? ... . ,. ter of the Rev. M. J. Long, of 4 nous. 1 he public 13 cordi ,, . . .. ... . . , ' Creek, and widow of the late invited. Committee?IVhsb- ,, ,, .. .. VT . .. . ,, D. Hi. l4ly 1111. She is one ol LanIbany MfNeely. Dessie hun . . , , , , .. caster county's most popular and ?urk and Lucy Hunter. ... . , . J strident school teachers. IJr. ? and Mrs. Riddle will leave for r. Charlie 1*. Carter, a young Oklahoma in a lew days. i mm-inuriy 01 v>u?Nirr, wa* cie11111 v killed in Tennessee Master Fred Bynl has conn to >w days aj/o, by a big iron Hartsville, to Attend Welsh Ne<'k er ! fc bridge falling ?>? School. ?About 300 pupils wereenxoll? ?d at the Centra! graded school r. Charles 1). Mclver, pre*i 'as' week and about 7J? at the t of the .State Normal and cotton mills school.These figures ? ..4 /i ..;n ? - n*i,i mi viuuchit, at vj i ttus- "" uwnut iip (' 11 m s) 11 w ( a I > 1 y >, N. Ct, died suddenly lion increai*ed this woek. on the Bryan special teain ?The residence of Col. Leroy )urham. Springs is being remodeled. ? ? The work is in charge of Mr. you take The News? Kllie Bowers. ? r