The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 01, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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NOASTKR NEWS, JUNE
killing the delicate young p
In Georgia and fclm flarr
: 1, 1907
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I Your Young
to
Progressive F
We have sa
; Corn and How care to
rreat it. rowing
the pla
not bre
armer. . ,
when l
id and we repeat ^fte
begin weeding or haruotil
the sun has warmed
ntsup well; then they will
ak as easily as they will
larrowed when cold,
r the first cultivation, our
reports are unfavorable, bi
nearly so much so as in the 2
further West. The crop ap
to be about two weeks lat
the average conditions are i
15 per cent below 'ast yeai
The weather in the Soutl
it not
iMe* We Deserve to
pears ??? ??? e
and '
about
r. FIRST, Becaase oar
ilWest ^e8t 8varautee a prospe
JLKJ WW .
be Favored witlf a
Banking Business:
record in clean, and a long reoorc
rouH future.
Share of Your
l of konetit dealing is the
it: (be proper
soil for the gr
begins with tl
This appliei
to the cnltivi
crop. No at
make up for p
cultivation of the I cultiva
owing of any crop cuj mo
ie plowing. Hnd w
3 withe*Pecial forc? ten aa
ition of the corn never ^
ter cultivation can rjgbt o
oor, slovenly plow the wol
?? ?A ?"""
tor is never allowed to
re than 2i inches deep,
> work the land just as ofwe
can get over it. We
vait for a rain but keep
n cultivating. We keep
rk going with the sulkies
appears to have been cold
May than in MarchSome
of the bankers c
Southwest estimate that
year's crop will not be mor<
from 50 to 60 per cent o
year.
: n THEN our polioy is
dating, but prudent.
AND FINALLY, ot
>f the business. .
this WE solicit the smal
J than
f last , I he r
i as liberal as is consistent with se
ir location is central and accessil
II acoount as woll as the large one.
'irst National
LANCASTER, S. O.
oarity ; we are accom mode?right
in the centre of *
Bank
X JL uu UVIU
ially in the
deep well pui
thorough wor
our judgment
formed priuci
the plow, ein<
have will uul
UlHUli?HUH OBUCU* .
v . a8 lODj
south?requires a
erized soil. This ^qD'wj
king of the soil, in ,
have o
, should be per , .
. r low cul
pally by the use of
;e no other tool we 1 ^
verize the soil to so .
5 as we can get oyer the
heu go once or twice with
*lking cultivator, and I
(ten wondered if this sbaltivation
could not be done
>rofit until in the milk
In fact with one of the
Beware of Ointment* for Ca
thai Contain* Merenrj
as mercury will surely destroy the t
smell and completely derange the
system wben entering it through I
cons surfaces. Hueh articles shout
be used except on prescriptions froi
table physicians, as the damage th
ao is ten fold to the good you cnu t
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
^ OHAS. D. JONES, Preside
iterrk
r.
tense of
i whole
the mnd
never
tn repuey
will
>o??ib1y
Ture,
int. R. E.
E. M. OROXTON, Cashier.
WYLIE, Vice-President.
great a depth
of horse-powe
This is the i
our corn landi
early winter,
fro9t may aid
of the upper t
- * ~ ? beat cr<
with the same use ^qq
,r- acres)
eason why we plow tjce> at
twice,?first in the dry, I
so the action of the ^ie en|
in the pulverizing when t
lortion of the freah- ~i j
3|>s of coru we ever raiabusheU
per acre on 12
we did follow this pracid,
the 8ea8on being very
believe we were paid lor
tire work. The corn land '
reated in this way is in
nmnuiacturea Dy *. J cn ney ?* Co
do, O., contains no mercury, and is
internally, acting directly upon the
uud mucous surfaces of tha syste
buying Hull's Catarrh Cure be su
get the genuine. It is taken int
and ma le in Toledo, Ohio, by F.?
ney & Co. 7estimoni?lH free.
Sold by Druggists Price, 75c. p
tie.
Take flail's Family Pills tor c c
finn
lolei
taken H
i blo>'d
m. In
,r? you
craaMy
J. Cheer
bottnstipa*
mis
M
I
ly plowed soil
iug this land
itig time, this
the soil is turi
cloddy portic
surface, where
oughly brokeu
tUCgUUI
I. Then on plow- jQ gra*
just before plant- cr0ps.
mellow portion of be ^rea
tied in, and other t^iia gpi
ins brought to the i,artj Bt
i they maybe thor- down.
[ up by our surface i P*n
< cuoamon ior ine ioiiow8,
clover, rye, or wheat
Our seed corn patch will
ted in the above manner
ring, provided we have no
orms to blow the plants
m tr wna/lowQ n? i 1 1 -
N. Y. Exchange Denies P
Charges.
New York, May 30.?Pre*
Walter (J. Hubbard'onight
mi 111 if* u o f ? i? - nf o ot
rice's I
wl
lident
made
r\ m / t f
PAC
E
cultivators ant
manner we se<
to twelve inch
oughly pulvei
bsttsrn ? ^ |
filled with hi
good f?tart tc
I r
1 harrows. In this tired of
sure a seed bed ten tjie va]
tOi in depth, thor- gout.ii,
ized to the very truth ^
r ?uio or<ii he fairly
urnus we have a R# F(
iward a fine corn
~w .*jj mil uouuilitl
my everlasting harping on
ue of the corn crop for the
hut I cannot help it, "the 1
rill out."
A. L. French.
, D. 2, Byrdyille, Va. (
?? VJ v? v/?i . \j w? l ?? v O ' 0?
classification practiced b;
New York cotton exchange,
statement, which he says. C
tutes the lirst official cxpr<
made by the ex-liange upo
subject, is a general denial <
charges of overclassilving
t r* t Ka 11 o f i a n fo/ta ? ^1 n
CIU *.'1
y the
. His
Oiisli*ssion
ti the
df the
made
RESERVED
FOR
crop. The tve
era do the fine
well pu'verize
filleen to I wen
We always]
freshly workei
ing. Then wi
A . / . t
'o-horse corn plant I }
st of work on these ,.j haV(
?d soils, working r,iea over
, tlillt r0818l
ty acres per day. til l tried
i i healed th
have our corn land luan ? wr
1 j ust before plant - N- o. ^ c\
thin three or four uiaoy. '2i
He Flre?l (lie Ntlek.
? tired the walking-stick I've car- '
4u yeare, on account of a sore *
;ad every kind of treatment, uuBucklen'a
Arnica Naive; that has
at sore and made me a happy
lies John Garrett ot North MillH,
uarautecd for i'iles, Huron. etc.,
Mackey and Fundorhurk l'har>0.
u mo rt^fcivn i vv/umij nini i
against I he exchange by f
iore 11. Price and the IS >u
Cotton Association.
WANTED!
lU'CU
riieothern
I
_ Funde
rburk Cot
npany
uays alter pia
tioti proper of
gina by the us
teen foot smon
are writing lhi
and our thre<
worked eleven
7 A Aolr I1M 1 1
ruing the cultiva*
the corn crop be
e of tlie ten or fif- e
thing harrow. Wo Outl
is at. the noon hour, KnO'
e-horse team has
acres of lard since ^hicn
1 no . .. n 4 Tho .1 Ol
Cotton Crop?General
ook the Poorest Ever
wn,
igo Journal of Finance:
irnal r*f FinHn/?o in mnlv
Old Pianos and Orga
ror which wo will allow the highest
4
owanls now instruments. No cln
o offer, hut we pledge better instri
"or the Hani** or lose money, than t
slab rnto offers. Write Mulones
[louse, Columbia, S. 0., for special
Prices [1|| a ^ 1
ibrntes iTpQfl T
11 meets I Q |Ti |j
w
Music
I pi ices
Bargain
Sals.
U Ul'M IV J V> ill
acres as smoot
garden before
as we havehai
cross the field
tool and once
com plants ar
hi'-ll. I> v thi
iiitvu or - --h
?'s h town man's telof
night. As toon to le^<li
d a shower we will askin^ I
ts vviih this 6 a mo C(>ndific
again when the cr)n)Par<
e about two inches roceive<
a great <Jj
? - - - "V~| |
;rams sent out yesterday
ng bankers of tlie South, '
ror information about tne
>n of the cotton crop as
ad with a year ago, has
1 replies which indicate a ^
isaster has overtaken the ;
ind teruiH.
R.EWARI
We will pay a liberal re
:o the person or persons fir
~r t i.
>f Cottoi
ward Within the
cive some of i
i Mill i
ixt three weeks we
hhp OT?*a Kirnrii
wmmmmmmam
Store.
are going to
MP ot ?
land will be p
in ideal condit
to make tbeir
If I he land
packed by hea
probably use t
of timea befor<
v ?. VMIWJUUI lUil
erlec'ly clean and 00,1011 '
lion lor the plants **ie Cw
best growth. caused
doesn't become known
ivy rain we will 81
? weeder a couple 11,0
3 starting the ten plantin
"J
aelt of the United States. <
Id, backward spring has 1
the poorest prospects ever ^
at this time of the year in
actions.
weather was too dry, at
f? tune, and then too eoid
ii tut; tiu^ ui ljiiiiccinsteru
lomplete and up-to-date 1:
jusiness than ours. Ri
:ire buggies and stylish h(
We have a few mules lc
BUGGIES
We sell the following bug
Piedmont Roek Hill R?
inure ?
iyery ed in Lancast
ibber
)rses. _
ft Figured
^gies:
1t tr>v_
^ vuiVyJb Ufll ^Ul
er. Our line of
Organdies, 1
and Muslins
no tvci unciDimities
tootli sulky ci
is a rather hea
working Ihe <
with the culti
the shoYels to
inches deep,
be equipped n
ltivator. Our soil auc* n"v
-vy clay anJ while va,i,)?3orn
the lir.st lime 1 he
vator we will set Parent
run about four sia"a. 1
The machine will *eniJ?s?
'ilh the dirt guards Parted
v too wet lor proper culti- ]
I
worst conditions are ap- "
in Texas, Arkansas, Louidissiseippi,
Alabama and
lee, where the crop is refrom
two to six weeks
man, A. Wrenn & Sons, T
Cannedy and Tyson & J
Every one of them guarai
for 12 months.
WAGONS
We sell the Virginia, N
and Carver.
ayi?r is far superior
ones.
nteed town of Lane
in town, at pr
It stands tc
fissen the other merch
- *
to anything ever ;
aster. White Goo
ices that defy com]
> reason that we can se
ants in town becaus
i* r _ i
shown in the
ds, the nicest
petition,
ill cheaper than
e our expenses
for the protec!
and tlje ehov
within two inc
each side, so tl
under the guai
in? the entire
around tlie cor
tion of the plants, 'Hter 11
els will be held S,atea 1
:hes of the row on waterB
he tine dirt pilling sen,H a
*ds will lap, corer- overrun
space between and
n plants. lions of
hail last year. In these
he ground is now foul and .
oalced. The plant pre- ?
grassy appearance and is
with weeds and grass,
ixas and Louisiana milboll
weevil are in sight, \
HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE
Hii;Southern Railroad!-1
ing School.
On account of the vacation
ichoolo through the oummer, is
ion a opecial oiTer for a three m
aiL nut au ?^IC<il.
CO.
single dollar unl
~? willing to let 01
ain- selves. We ha\
25c kind, at 15c
of the seeing our line c
m**- silk for mid sum
lontha
we ao not ask y<
til you look at our lin
ir goods and prices s
re a few pieces of Her
per yard while they h
>f Susine and Tokio ?
mer wear.
ou to invest a
es, then we are
peak for themiley
Serges, the
ist. Don't miss
>ilks, the ideal
The weeder '
into use again
days, dependir
t'ion of the wes
use a weeder c
clay soil when
are damp, and
fvill probably come lf
wilhin four or five a^e ,ror
>g upon the condi- Miasisai
tther. We never coq1 we
>r harrow on our ~~T
lL , . , When y
the land or plant* DeWitt'a i
1 after the plants P*'1, *.
, , , ant and el
? too early for much dara- J
n this insect as yet. In |
ppi cut worms and other (
atUer insects have been ?
i
ou feel the need of a pill take a ?
Liittle Early Kiaer. small pill,
mre pill. Easy to take- plea*. 1
Iwtivo. Drives awav headachea
bourne in their school In whh
iniir?H nan j coinpleted in thi
,i?m- effort 0.4 the part of the stu
Por $50 00 the entire course c
asily taken including- board ai
expenses for flOO.OO We gaur
ill our pupils a position when
ire coin potent. Write us and
application for a scholarship.
L. J. KRINK,
dgr. Houthern K. R. Trainiug 8<
120? 1-9 Main Mf r>,*I..r~Kl- u
ih the We have th
dent. Any pattern for
:,r.bu We are bu
They Qll0te prices, but
make we say isn't true
,bool. P
e agency for the' New
10 cents.
sy every day and hs
; come and see for you
m:ii ?
Ideal Patterns.
iven't time to
rselves if whj^fe
Wmm
rawlord Bros. j a
is ill
-80-'J m.
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IT Alii oiurc
^opy.