The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 19, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

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% Largest Cornf World?Com Acres. ield in the I S tains 15,000 G ? Small where the] n i THE LA heep Notes. A flocks do their best ^ re is less crowding. I NOASTKK NEWS. DEO ?? EMBER 19, 1906. 7 J ine American Fai It you had vis Iowa, ln9t mouth j seen what it is wc across the cootine teen thousand acr< covered with corn rnier. oneep, ited Odebolt, th? laud 11 'ou might have here is irtli jourgoinK lyfnd,s0< nt to see. Fit n s 8 M of land all an'!,c08t 18 and such com She9p ir ttl Q II V o t?n UKe clover, enriches lat grows it, no other flock so easijheaply kept as sheep, ell for more per pound '88 thau mutton, nprove laud when too w E HA VE11 Ms uuiy iowa can j the largest cornfiel was planted las i best tested seed o is expected to proi age of thirty>five b Here in one buncl; than half a produce! This, "J Id in the world, ReSular ' spring with f ?"'h mi btainable and *" luce an aver. bheeP a' >usheUan acre. r"a""aiQi' , cleanlinasj ? is raised more TT , _ r .. Under iiuw nepc on an acre, feeding and a steady ike good wool as good re almost essential in the fertility and 3 of the land. nrflspnt ? If It's > Something Yon Arc H for Christma unting. .s VMW" uo?! a ill 1111Q 000,000 bushels < Iowa this season ill? wealth of the farmers may stud} ta^e the method this vast estate, s that farmi nc pun V " or me 4UU,. , . corn which f,Ki9'Zed contributes to 166068 ar" Union. All ' with odvau. P one is seen s pursued on you may k as thev oroye J . .. wr?ng. r-?~??v vvuuitiuiiB, sheep and big clean the only kind that are gregorious; when "flocking by itself," now that something is Our dr pretty ne peal to tl taste to g expensive y goods and notion w Christmas novelti ie shopper who wan ;ive a friend and at departments are full es,* things that will z ts something in go< the same time not t of ipod oo - ?- ? r* v systematically a strict discipline a turing plant or an Hess. The routine itself and nothing carelessness, no w der goes on or aho uinunxru MS a . ? A little ( nd under as _x . . s a manufac salt iy other busi- ri*e "lg e ers. is regularity ,r. i , , ltie bes slipshod, uo . mutton ar< asle, no disor , ?f . sheep that III t.niR main- 1 copperas mixed with will be good lor the wes and feeding wetlit wool and the best ? obtained from the has been kept grow Son are prett) pieces, ta collar am \e of t>h 7 Linen Drawn-worl ble covers, tray cloth i rn ft* cAtc Kot-*rl te Thing c pieces, scrap cent s, etc., from 25c. u L .* e ? tit* s :er p; moth field of maiz< more tliau a hunt emyloyed all the with an extra hu for the harvest. IV hundred started t in^he early part mg all 118 1 3. JLvery year . , , , A fatten ired men are . .. , should ne^ year through. , . . , , '' placed belt ndred or two . sume with lore than two he harvesting . 16 ^r( -i arises from of last month ife. ing animal of auy sort rer have more food )re it than it will conavidity. iater value of sheep i the fact that they re deried, 01 1.50 per i kerchiefs 15c per b lite pocla carried in 1 - Jv-u , tlrtllUNtll, le-half dozen in a pre ox. For the child in pretty fancy boxe ox; nobby back com *t rubbers in a rubl t the pocket, somethii _ < mcis, an linen embn -tty attractive box f ren, little initial han s, 3 to the box, on bs, hand-bags and 5 3er case?can easily 1 g every woman shou Dior idly >obe Id aud thirty-seven cutters were empl the corn in the nei hundred mules an the heavy draft \n many are kept the In summer the rep i ii ,, move nothi double stalk- , . , do not imt oyed binding , . . ^ lhe onb iu. uver iwo , , , ' . , husbandry 0 used to do . , .. always ma mrk and that , . good sheep re constantly. , , , . . study then ularforce tend " Iiif? from the soil and )erish it. y way to make sheep pay and that will ke it pay is to keep , take care of them, r wants and be kind jiuvc, in price 75c Also b teed to v brooches, little thin but will 1 sizes irom 2 1-2 to the pair. ig line jewelry novel /ear. Hat pins, sti bracelets, etc. We igs of this sort whi< 3e pieased to show v< 1 7 ; special Christm ties cheap but guara ck pins, beauty pir have dozens of oth :h we will not menti< ou. as ills, er Dn the corn and in wi and teed it to the cattle and other st there to eat it, tli sidered the moat pr od of marketing tl the big ranch. rJ , . ana waicni liter they husk T j , i18 valu hundreds ol . i ., , value of it! -ock gathered . , . . zer, and til ns beine; con- ... i * and lleece ofitable metli- important I product oi ducted far] Idle corn is all mi. oas a scavenger, the 3 voidings as a |lertilie income fronv carcass make the sheep a most Iactor oil the well eonm. 10 J Per Ct of the regular 3nt Off price I husked from the si stalks shredded for nr;. 1. 4.1. _ " I'll l/iio eXCepi number of feede purchased every (i are raised on I Ins cept enough cows lock and the The A?( cattle leed. Fraud'On uf II iuigtr Public, rs which are *11, no cattle '',e R&l* vast I arm ex- merp print f i to keep the Pofii'i? the iged Stock Food -A Warning to the )igli Progressive Far! a notable article ex stock fraud, which it c in the ho bargain i and were For th< )n Every use from now to De< n a cloak, as these clc already marked low. 2 next seven days sp< Cloak 25th. This means >aks were bought che; ecial prices on all d , I up I rv fi help supplied with 6,000 sheep are hr< fed and this numhc less he iattened for during the present the high prices pre^ stun will be reali milk. Usually pronounce* night in to be swindle no 5r will doubt- ?n Araeric the markets ancl millioi winter. At every yearrailing, a large -vear rerha zed from the ?f?r ?audi ? the most stupendous w being practiced upan farmers. Millions is of dollars are spent ?sev- ral'thousands a ps in this very county ily advertised "stook goods, sh Ask 1 somethii ages. oes and clothing. to see our Sanh ng new. Sold or :nitary Towel: lly in sealed pac J S, k( roasts, chops and Irom tliese fat wet lambs, to say u( wool clip. Still iar than the vastne.?n and the model mat the hygienic, ornan ~ i / other tidbits 'oods," "< iters and the e'c-i lor lar Hhing of tiie i'tvestigatif >re interesting; kxper of t lie crop demonstrat lugement are i'0118 ai'<? n< letital and ed- 1110,1 llleai 1 conditions powders," ra animals, while the >ns and tests made by ; iment Stations have : ed that these prepara)thiug more than cortibran, etc , with a lit km-ii: star Mi f-anlilfl I I fin. uuaiauiiui leaiures -Not only is it the 1 is the most ideal it in the whole world, of the employes a> one place near the larm, making a sir ? I 1 i I of tins farm. u? cneap s argest but it snlt8? pep l all respects a<Med to cl All the houses n,ixture (hi -e located in than ordins center of the in ,lamlllK lall town, and in tig illusi .1 ! .1 . tioru n n A n. uipnur, Halt, Epsom g per, saltpeter, etc., ? Imnge taste, and the W ardly more valuable >ry ship stuff) put up packages, advertised ^ Lrated ads in farm pa- ia r.l.1 - / _ . III! ii those uyinfc the stock foo vansas two lot of sheen w( "ls- Notice to Debtors ire m \ & Cred Professi< V\W9 *4 I one v/f v ?<?! 1I1K ail I HO ariping from i3olat of accommodations the old system of s ant residences. A i up to date in ever erec'ed there for tl the workers. The p irm an enthusiast ft uisauvanugea t,c,a? <?,iw ?< ion and lack fit rates r? which marred $2,500 a to icattered ten- These sto school house, , , . . be found in y respect 19 te children of 9*orei have roprietor be- *n sev?N (' tr irrmil i<niiHu Sl:illiin>j ai J1" u?nuiiu>ie larmers *nging from $250 to 6 1 n. too( ?ck foods, which can kan almost any country ^aM recently been tested an 1 litl'erent Experiment P?" i * , in 1 nrl nil r fowniAMn ? U ^ , and those without Bt< is made 117 pounds great a. In Massachusetts a sll> i in butter was made?bui increased cost of 48 cent nd ! Of nineteen experime ^ew Jersey sixteen show >Ck itors. [er All persons indebted to of L. P. Roddey deceased, ;ht ed to settle same at once ; sons to whom said estate ',l will present their clain ,3 a tested, to the undersignei bailye R. nta 4 weeks Admi red , u ' the estate Dr. J. t, are request- nr and all peris indebted Ollice in Kmr is, duly at- posit? Fir.-t Roddey, Phone No. J nistratrix. . A , LANOA NTIST. nous Bai' Nationa. 8. STEK, S. C. built handsome < through the place, ly every convieuce accessible to the dc rural domain, wl and liberal manage a delightful place fo - (5"VV, I ?' i*i Iriveways all i are paying In ta<t, near- for the mixl of cities is . i ?, . - ,. . ested in tin mizens of this licli by wise ' 'u ' roJ ?ment is made Minni r residence. stock food lav* "U? mi uici n win* I i no I such enormous prices Wt) tures, should be interim , 8t?c 9 result as reported zressive Parmer. pro aaota steers without stee gave better results higl jjains, and in the three ca< sre i?ain9 were made fr k foods, t lieir cost was it as to make their use i ti table. In Iowa $1.40 >r was lost by using th i price mixtures?Exchanj 3e9 money to lo; I have inadfl arrangements 001 i in Now Vcirif City bv which I PO 'oanH 'or years on ini| u farms, in sinus of $300 DO an an- rrtte ot ^ nor cert, on aim and ovor, and 8 per cent on i $1000. No brokerage or con Bfie Red Only a reasonable fee fro tit,e- K E ?0, Attor an. with parties X*^y? TCf [ can negotiate | JL/X JCj t proved cotton "TlTTM <1 upwards, at -D-HiJ Jtints of $KKMJ suins less than vJiTlCS 1F1 Sf imission char- Office Hours : for abstract of o J n . WYLIE, Sunday H ney-at-Law, Ask C F. Hinson NTIST >rings Building. 8 to 12 and lto6. [ours, 9 to 10. entrnl fnr Mn, io v ~ v.. v -<< ,T ? ) I