The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 11, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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->artment. V.
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lOASTER NEWS, MAY 1
^ur land, stock, w'fe and c
'ail T^/ml ' f fail (a o a ttr
LI, 1907
iliil- *T
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"he Greatest
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*
Intensive Cul
af
Sontlieru Culliv
The time for
tivation Here- opportun
ter< strike no
debris of
hard tim<
alor* the bless
ffood seed selec
ca
,e time for the farmer to ai
w ami rise up ab >ve the
apparent prospects of
PS and realize many ot
ings that belong by sovI
I r 1 * f ft /\ ft h /\ o n C i 1%
VIA, J^V/U v mil I KJ OV/ TV
iuse peas are lifch ?when I
re high is the time to I
ime to sell.
B. E. Hancock?
Clayton County, G
Disturbed tbe Con^re ratio
l/v
s C(JTT]
a ever
n* ^T\1 A
m iff
witnessed in Lancast*
T rV/^VT
*?v
t /r
tion is over. Tl
tically no time
main crops any
way of soil pre
today tbe cry m
cultivation. In
the best there ig
0 - II
here is now prac- 80il.
left to give the
more care in the Orino L*
, ? women ant
iparation. From an(l pltttga]
ust be intensive poi
etc. Get tbe
order to realize at Funderb
1 in the land far
I^iiv ?u U?c nun? VI tilt?
J. C. McAuliffe. ti<
is
. ? . H
ixativo Fruit Syrup is best for
1 children. Its mild action -r_
nt taste mates it preferable to ^
natives, such as pills, tablets,
booklet aud a sample of Orino
urk Pharmaoy.
The peraon who disturbed the conj
>d last Sunday by continually cou
requested to buy a bottle ot F
ouey and Tar. Funderbur^ .Phari
larvie Jordan on (gpndi
of Cotton Crop--Pre!
High Price of Seed.
srs- i ne a.
ole* 'b
macy. 1 *1
are daily recen
ti?n mer Goods
56111 them before bi
J. DKUUI
/ij^neir Spring
Imd ask your ii
jying your spring
VI I
and Sumispection
of
goods.
mere must work
so to speak. T
110 new met hoc
inauguarated su
season of the y<
The main thii
out of the ruts <
some chicanery, Peavine
here is virtually
Is which can be
iccessfully at this Southern
I start
Qg to do is to get make m<
)f common usage hay than
i Hay as a Money
Crop. tc
tl
i Cultivator.
out by saying I can w
>re money on peavine fr
i I can on cotton, that is h
Atlanta Journal: Accori
) President Harvie Jordan
ie Southern Cotton associat
le cotton crop is in a very n
orse condition, as to int
ora the recent cold, than
ad auy idea it was.
ilnf? Laces and Embr<
ion have fche hest h
luch ever shown ii
jury ^ces ranging from
he 2c the ys
>ideries. Lawns!
ne of these 50 pes. 27-in
i the city, worth 8c, our
5 pes. 40-in.
5 pes. 40-in. 1
J,rd . 25 pes white.
ings in figured
[ Lawns!
ich Colored Lawn,
price 5c.
White Lawn 10c.
ndia Lawn 121-2.
mercerized W aist- ^
I, striped and dot- W
and try somethi
labor. If you
to get an iraprc
make the be9t \
have.
I have grow
farmer fitruugli
ug that will save counting
are too far away In the
>ved implement ed eight
use of what you that on
bushels <
n tired seeing a dred Pou
ng with a plow- Then dr
expenses.
summer of 1905 I turn- 8Ji
acres of wheat stubble c<
ly made twenty-eight h
)f wheat with two bun ol
nd of guano per acre, rt
died in one bushel of
"It has been reported !o ti
lid President Jordan, "that
>tton mills around Mem
?ve shipped out $200,000 w
f cotton seed to the farmers
^planting purposes.
"The price of cotton see
Iie ?? to 35c the ya
(lie
?* Millinery
i for We have the goods
Miss Minnie Pardue
j 0f pleased to show you 1
?: 11: rti
,rd. ted, at lUc to i
j for Evei
; and at the right prices to
is in charge of this depart
through and with pleasur
- ? ?i. ii
ibc yard.
ybody.
please everyone,
ment and will be
e and ability sell
stock that woul
because it was
have seeu plow
concept ion of v
couiplished by a
tie thought and
after hour tryiujj
d not plow right speckled
not adjusted. 1 pounds o
hands wish no Hoosier
diat might be ac- over the
i display of a lit- niade it j
skill go on hour vear * cu
; to do something 80 worth
- - - mi
peas ami one hundred ai
f guano per acre wi(h a bi
grain drill, then run tli
ground with a drag and 1?
perfectly smooth. That hi
Lt and sold in bulk $109 of
hay off of the eigl^ M
r _ 11 j ? A - ?
IV kind has gone up to $1.
ash el. These are the same s
iat I tie farmers sold io the 11
st year for 20 or 22 cen
ishel."
As to thecondhiou of iliec
r. Jordan quotes Ironi a le
5Q -i *vuu >ULtl imiiiiiery
seed
niiis Dress Gooc
,s a 5 pes. Brilliantine I
1 pes. Champagne I
op, 40 inches wide, at 49
tter 2 pes. 36 in. Peaud
il.~ i ocr 1 ? ?i- no.
) per eeiiL. ciieaper uiauyi
Is. Shoes an
54 in., 49c.1 When you
Srilliantine Shoes that fil
c. purse botli at
e Soie Silk, as]> for our cej
JU uu) eisewnere.
id Slippers.
are looking for
t your feet and
the same time,
ebrated T.D.Bar
by main torce w
been done in a
simple adjustm
Then there are
along day after <
form with the ha
done twice as ea
Inch could haye a
i twiukling by a rta:a'" J 1
ent of the plow. Put in 1>
olhers who go $-J75.00
lay trj'ing lo per- 8rouud.
nds whatcould be I a;n v
,9ily by employ- ",e grass
.1??... ,
en iuuuweu 11 in wneai \y
nade ninety bushels; de
>as as before and ma le gj.
worth oil the same
th
ery careful to kill all tv
and weeds where sow. be
nt'en the association by Lh
5111 Wa'ter Clarke, of the ]
jsippi division.
In the Delta frty per cent
e crop is in fair condit
reuty-five per cent will hav
> replanted, and twenty
t 1- _ _ 1 i
*e?i- U1C Kiaut> aL VOK
vr 2 pes. 36 in. black ?
>lls Taffeta Silk, 1.25 gra
5 pes. Deer Skin S
; ot in. wide, price 15c.
ion,
? 'o 22 yards 32-inch Sea
five 20 yards best Calicoe;
, O A^r, 1
, ry Shoe for mc
cuaranteed wood shoe for
*- guaranteed. 1
uitings, 36
"Feat to F
Island for
s, reds and blues, for ....
t- J ,1 ....ftj-j 0:11. TI
m and the Sherladies.
All shoes
With US it is a
'it the Feet."
$ 1.00
1.00
uii.1. i-_- 1 AA
oume me
vance.
One fireat diss
average farm is
mals to work Ih
ry plantation tin
or more extra a
Inrm ?l>?t in
ciiitinciu conrri- "'i; m.? v
and peas
advantage on the ^elher a>'
the lack of ani- 8ame tini
e land. On eve- I 'e' al
ere should be one 'he pods
nitnals, lor ll?e Do not i
i.in.,.,
pw LuiiL me grass jit
will not come up to- N<
id be ready to cut at the er
ie. ra
least three fourths of ')e
get ripe before cutting.
cut more at one time e<'
r cent nas vet to oe pian
0 planting can be done for i
al days, on account of
ins. Tlie corn crop has i
en seriously damaged, and
ilk has already been repli
1 7 11?1 t* i* i\p/vonti 1 A/\I
lea. I ^ uvja. iicwiusuiiitr jjifii
sev. 2 doz. white Linen SI
l lie
flls? Three Doors South
the New Postolhce#
rnt
mm mm r\, r\\
it.'u itnu luiiieu iiicr. oiih. I
rirts, handsomely tailored, <
Respectfully,
A. J. BROOM C
"nn t TTTi/rnn-n
etucuais. . i.uu
only 1.25
OMPANY.
MU 111 tiled 13 UUI 1
can be much
managed it un t
to work at an
Then there art
who think thati
season they car
ouittinc nlowitu
CUtlV UUI1U1IC! fU 1 14 i yuu
more easily the dew i
xtra plow is put leave in <
opportune lime, evening, I
i some farmers stack. I 1:
n the rush of the from the
? do better by $20.00 p<
' and ii?in?r I WOllb
"11 caie i?ir. i ciuHiier
s off ; rahe before night;
windrows fill the next a<^
hen haul to the barn or 'n
tanl my hay to market *n
field, for which 1 get SV1
%r ton.
1 AllvisA r?nr f'.irmoi-j n CHi
V/ " 'VI pi rou *? V HO'UIH I
>tif, Mr. Clarke thinks that
vance in the fall mouths
eyitable, but take? little st
Mr. Price's statement that
11 put Jul" options to sixt
nts. "It is sunpl.v a bait
tell suckers: and while th
HIB ^ ;
|n|0i?)
he lf|0(0)
een
';? BLINDS.
XVHi Xj U iyXX5HlXV
RE SHINGLi
RE DOORS, S
, MOULDING.
?
:s,
3ASH,
, ETC.
1 ^ I " ?r
to clear I heir cro
this a great mis'
die land usually
under such a pr
i? trouble ahead
the season.
I hkOVi n'ntir i 11 >r
pa. I have found plant less
lake as the mid- pare it b
becomes unruly Sow you
aclioe and there Land thai
I lor the rest ot than five
seed cott
4.1.: pounds ol
corn and cotton, pre- m'
etter and make more.
r tliin land in peas. ')r
t will not make more 8'1
or six hundred pounds ne
on with two hundred ~a
guano ner acre, will
?y be a sharp advance, fa\
le weather conditions 1
ing about as equally
arp decline, he says, '*A c
red market is a gamble
me; and I hope the peoph
e south will not be caught.
200,000 feet finishe
a 150,000 feet rough
or- 200,000 shingles,
ts' 1 car load doors, sa
* of ir
? If you a
d lumber, $17.50 to $30.00
lumber, $13.50 to $17.50 p
1.00 to $4.00 per 1000.
sh and blinds. All kinds ,
nticipate building, now is
per 1000 feet,
er 1000 feet.
ind prices,
the
I' TV 111^
to do on t lie ft
it is possible plo1
that means ever
getalion will be
plow and there
ble to be detrime
inc croD.
ir? i lie UUM l /J 1 II
mm makeiror
?rm. Whenever
. , tons of pe
w every week for
y vestige of ve- 0ne ""
destroyed by the ''
, J two davs
is nothing pofisi him ,(>ad#
illal lo (lie grow- j CW|11]
n one to one and a halt
avine hay per acre. ]} I
in with a team can turn, pill
| inn
an twhou.se one acre 111 }/a;
w it li only a boy to help
Y(
menced sowing about j
litre's to \our health and lmppine*
Witt's I. it tie Knrly Hiaers i.iinons 1
s. Nasty, sick headache or billions
y come on any time; the cure
rly lJiser. Sold by <Intvford 1'ros.
Dung Man's Horrible S
^'.A~
time,
ually ac
MOORE 1
'k?r M
Building material is con
Ivancing.
iUMBER & MI
r? IT arma
tin'6.
CO.
t
O I "
Iii the i<lle tin
it will he well
catch crops that
much cultivation
planted on the
well as doini; av
unsitrhtlv i>l?p
i ne ursi o
ie* 011 the farms until Jul]
to put in a lew live acres
d<> not require don't lose
They can be crop and
waste places, as ready at I
vay with many and fill n
MM nrmmrl J
I iMay and continued
r the 10th; sow four or
every time it rains,you
any time out of your
your liay is not all -?
Ihe same time. 1 cut 'ul
ay barn, then sell the 'll!'
i i . . on
v^iug,
Sumter special in Spartanbi
?rald: Charles C. Hawkins
ung white man employed a
mber plant near here, em
i iife today by placing his h
the rail hpfrtrn n r?ni?lKr r?i
vsujr, t i
ur? Suppose the
i, a your feitilize
t a would pay t
cents per ton
ead struction or <
it r ai 111^
dealer, from whom
rs, would say to yoi
o him an additional
, he would, in the ev
damage to your croj
1
you purchase
i that if you
1 seventy-five
ent of the de>s
by hail, re
? e j i
houses.
However, the
be kept in sight
work. There ai
farmers who gro
ly in the season r
Htfirts to nlnwir.t
? uy ui.
itik1 a nice
main object to cotnraenc*
is to work, work, Sow 901
re a good many let on ricl
w tired too ear- will grow
ind the man who will be to
r liia prnn onrlu utfick u/in
mis ?? a nave rai stOGK ?
) bank account be/ore I ,np
5 to sell cotton. ^ei
rghum or German mil- vn|
i or bottom land; peas (*es
r too large a stalk; it
o hard and woody and V1V
' t Out 1 t Pnun in ^I?a
t freight car loaded with U
r. His skull was crushed
id all recognition. He >
jpondent oyer domestic alia
wife and two little boys s
e him.
tund the pur*
im" you take him
a reasonably
va8 to do othervvi
ir?.
ur- The Carolina Hail
of Marion, S.
:hase price of the fert
i up? Of course you
sensible man, you co
ise.
Insurance Company,
, C., capital $25,000.0*
ilizer. Would
would. Being
uld not afford
3, will insure
? ? r? ?e
in the season an
little later than t
is called a lucky
is not the truth,
the reward of em
farmer, or anyboi
ulies method
1 v 1 "" J ? """
(1 keeps it up a South is a
,he other fellow in the Noi
farmer. This So let (
It is simply their busii
deavor and any the countr
dy else who ap- goods box*
to their busi* I to work in
V WHV AV( X WHO 111 lliu ^
8 clover and Timothy
rtli and West. If
our farmers be about ?'f
to r<
ness ; don't sit around inmi
y stores and whittle on mHn
es. When it is too wet ?"rj
i Vrtlir mm arttv rtoou nl?ti
re .?w? from (he !*< ? Kngli
Nialeh
any one ban any doubt uh the vi
oley's Kiudney Cure, tbey ueed (
efer to Mr. Alvin H iStinipson, of V
lie, Conn,who, after almost losing b
scovery, on account of the failure ot
y remedies,finally tiied Foley'sKid
j, which he say a waa ^''juat the tbi
lim, as four bottles cured him o
rl v Ha 4u nnur anfSealv ?/?.!! J
Li mi your cotton
much as #30
rt"e corn, wheat a
>nly
?'? Mr. A. J. C:
is our Specia
him and Drot
crop against hail cL
per acre for 75 cer
ind oats for $8 for onl
LARK
1 Agent for Lancaster
ect vourself aor;>inct 1<
image for as
its, and your
ly 20c an acre.
county. See
~icc Ktr hnil
A
D6B8 will be succ
essful. It is au j aad the m
** ? .
ore peaa the better for | kidi
mj . MV ? ? * M V>?* ? *??* J noil null ,
i all ttie puttering incident to ac
ley trouble. Fiwderburk Pharuiacj
11 W1 A
;uUi Losses paid in 191
J "{J "? >
06, $14,023.24.
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