The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 19, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricu
ltural Dep
THE LANC
>artment. Fa
JASTER NEWS, JUNE 1
irmers Advised to Vi
Jamestown Exposition.
9. 1907
isit TheSouthern Railroi
ing School.
UI""" Weak I
t
Kidneys
Raising Beans
in The
Southern Culiivn
While it is wel
in trade with oui
\Vo<lorn trior,ria
and Forage Raising (
South.
iror. Greenvi
1 to reciprocate hil farmer
' Northern apd own ;
xri>t if iu mn I and makes
Cotton and Buying ^
Supplies. far
al i
lie News: The success- no'
1 13 tlie man who raises ^ie
praiu, his own bacon ^ro
\ his own molasses. He
fe have frequently urged uj
mern the value ofau occasl
rest from their labors. VYe
! agree with many writers t
> farmer is the most do^
iddeu and least appreciated
other professions or calli
On account of the vaci
0 schools through the surau
Oil- *DK a "P^cial offer for a tfc
course hi their school, li
do course can be completed i
i f per effort on the part of t
For $50 00 the entire co
VI). easily taken including be
expenses for $100.00 We
all our pupils a position
are competent. Write ui
k Knnlifint ion fur n anhnlnrs)
ition of the . . ,
er,i..n?- JRJ *??&??
irce months Stomach, find their wot
i which the but In the neiree
.. ?Ilia nr.! and strenfthen them. I
n this pro- % medicine specifically
he Ptodent. control Una nervea. To<
nirse can be U futile. It 1? a waete
lard and ali Wif 'y0ur back aches
> gauranfee scalds. oris dark and strc
when they of fcrlghts or other dlstr
, ?iai.\ ner disease, try Dr. Shoo
ant* HifiKe Tablets or Liquid?and i
11 V) dn frtr vnn DruinrUt rot
r point to wank kidney
like the iHeart, and the
kknoM, not In the orna
i that control and guide '
)r. Shoop's Restorative la
prepared to reach theM
fodor the Kidneys alone,
of time, and of money aa
or Is weak. II the urine
*ig. if you hare eymptoms
easing or dangerous kidp's
Restorative a month?
lee what it can and will
'iimmAnd and mil
wise in us to tr
laudable effort t<
money at home
can. It is astou
should buy hundi
of forage, dried I
as, etc., from th
, ?
/ to use every n0t only
3 keep all the ?e,s every
we honorably of hi* owe
ndiug that we ing excej
reds of carloads other nec
beans, rutabag- produced
ese distant sec ey in pota
grows cotton, but he ?f
tiling else possible out no'
i lands and buys noth- ma
it clothing and a few
essities that cannot be till
at home. There is mon ma
toes and corn, and the ^al
man. We take no stock
r have any respect for, f
n who goes about the coun
wailing the conditions of
ers of the soil and trying
ke the farmers believe
lance of the world, the fl
in, " L.T.'frI
Mgr. Southern R. R. Trait
l,,y 1296 1-2 Main Ht., Coluni
jry 4-20-2m.
the Will Cur? Oonmimi
t0 A. A. llerreo, Finch, Ark.,
ley's Honey and Tar is the I
the tion for coughs, colds and li
, I know that it has cured cot
tlie first stages ' Yon never
NK,
ling School.
~ Dr. S
pllou.
writes: "Fo
meuara* K2 A
idk trouble. MBQT||
iflumptioQ in ?
beard of any , ^ M AT
loop's
rativo
i/cv a. rn
tions when we ]
great portion of t
There are severa
field beans that
both green and di
people should cul
for use 011 our ta
produce a very nian who
hem ourselves. aud energ
il varieties of buys his s
: are delicious i? a long v
ry that our peo cesslu! far
tivate and have The edit
hies during the and Factoi
(Iovote8 his entire time &n<
y to cotton while he
upp'ie? at high prices ?n
vay from being a sue- a'h
mer. he
or of the Seneca Farm wh
ry knows what he is to j
d the devil are against him
ch a one is a malefactor i
enemy to the beet interest!
, but principally and chi<
is the enemy of the farm
lose good opinion he is try
let by trying to damage oth<
r i 1 # .1 . i
__ one uuing foley s tloney ??n?
* being sutiHtied Funderburk
md
S The Fi]
i*r,
!"8 Conservative and strc
ers.
r*.. a
1 I ur and not I J. r.
Pharmacy. |
rst National E
LANCASTER, S. C.
>ng. Progrei
rvk. i ix vu.
lank
ssive and liberal.
winter while v
ica C3.
Among the 1110
netioft are the
white marrow, Be
bean, red kidney
speckled, kidney
egetables are talking aDi
sat on our
'St desirable va- noon and ?
wlnle kidney, wagons tl
)ston w hite, pea nolico cor
bean, Goddard e?ipty. E?
and horticultu 8},me kind
* ll fin f 1*7r\
out when he says. We t ??
piazzayesfcetday after- 'hi
saw go out of to vn five ah(
hat we happened to 'or
ne in that morning ?f 1
icli wagon carried the an(
of load, viz: a little ?on
claKc /\f urnof/\fi> l(fni fill
> larmers reai ineuus. i
8 is not what we were talk
nit. This year is a good ti
the farmers to break the ha
slaying at home oil the ti
1 not trying to find out a lit
nothing about what i- go
in ! ti j iliitcida wrirtil
in, THE VAL
int.
,bit Too many people lo
me they will open a savii
tile lars. We have seen
i,:?r ings accounts develop
to cet ahead than f
,UE OF A BEGI
ok down on small beginnir
lgs account when they get
a good many more really
from a start of $1.00 and
Tom lmndrod dollar starts
NNING.
igs. They think
; a hundred dolsubstantial
sava
determination
without dot.pr
rai. i iiese arc (i?
tritiou<, giivng st
or to tlie body,
is the time to pi a
coLid or third yea
suits them best, b
well on any soil
nld rnt t o/l m?
'iicious anu nu ?
rength ami vis:- back/' a s
May and June onetothrc
nt them. Se. l?tofcottc
rs new ground them in o
mt f hey produce , making we
fertilized with i' he same I
>n??a i?10,11 lie lien m<
wo \#? ?> n^iui ?i iat w
ack of western corn,
e bales of hay and a nQ1
>n hoes. We picture r"*
ur minds la9t spring trii
ekly trips hauling out C;l1
ittle lots of Btuir, as c',c
srchants dnlo it nut. tr? I hoi
I'he Jameslown Exposition
\y on, and in a little while
lroads will bo selling roui
l> tic'Kels so cheap tliat peo
1 go io the Exposition aim
iaper than they can s'a'-'
ne, and every one who c
iH mination. We like tli
jhe saving spirit.
lld" Four Per Cent>. Is\t
pie
ost CIIAS D. JONES President
at
;an
ese small beginnings. Tin
-erest, Paid on Savings, 1
R. E. W
E. M. CUOXTON, Cnxhier.
2y show the true
Four Per Cent..
YI..IK, Vict> President.
"IV* ?? v* i i J u
absence of this, j
with 2 to 4 per <
and cotton seed n
the crop. Two h
acid phosphate a
tonseedmeal is t!
portion. Wood a
\#a iu iuc^
<cid phosphate them. The
sent of potash ?o1 a good
leal will bring f?r tlieir
nndred pounds an<* by the
nd 100 lbs cot- w-r* pract
ie proper pro- ar|d totally
shes can be ur- summer I
y raiso 1 cotton. They H^lf
price for the rations PQI
families and stocK ; tioi
> first of January they CJUI
lically out of money, tha
r ut of rations. This ,ra
lie same llrnz will ant
mid av til himself of ihe
luniiy and no to I Ik* Expii
for a lew davs at least. V
i see more llieie in a tew dj
,u you could .see in years
vel, and see it so cheap, t
1 only he away Irom home a
op
81
rou
aye
ol
00,
kiid
ed by our trieuds
distticts who ye
For planting, as {
any is to thoroug
land, lay <>1T tl?e
tongue 2 1-2 feet
distribute the m n
ill the rural bo gone th
t burn wood. bope tor ir
;ood a way as m uit of o
bly plow 1 lie suicidal i<
rows wiih bull neve
wide in which "When
mire or fertil- see". an in
r< uli. By all that we bus
lihe maieri'il bet'erur
couitry, will this in
snoring of common 8a>1
r cease? lioi
we see, a9 we have
ifelligent looking far- ^
}in?ss a ft-w* (lays. No otl
h opportunity will likely c )
ft lifetime, therefoie, again
, see ilie Jamestown Expr
t.?Plantation Life.
rchards Ruined by Slorn
iier
1.
izer, then run the
it again and then
every 3 or 4 inch*
cover. Keep clef
and grass by slial
after each rain,
ground to bake.
plow through mer coim-i
drop Hie beans ber and bi
'sin furrow and niolj
m from weeds ,wo barrc
low cultivation "our, and
Don't permit ?* western
Cultivate only |,or bis fam
>ii(o a store in Decern ^
i\ ten gallons of sor- ..
lie
is*e* at 50c per gallon,
sis of second patent
one hundred pounds ^
bacon, to take home ?
for
ily to eat, and then in (
'"orl Valley, Ua., June 16
avy wind and rain st >rm t
ernoon did fearful damage
nis and orchards hereabou
e orchard that sold its fr
$2,500 a week ago is repo
his l
583
when foliage is <1
rain or dew. L'rt
will buy all the i
bushel will plant
Now as to the t
not lose out by the
aequently high pr
Ml <
ry, free from ^ :? spring
'vision dealers dollars for
surplus. Hall t() s?w in
iin acre. which lie v
ornge, we need I ^ie f?'lj w
dearth and con- j Him on tin
iceolcow peas I have cottc
- --1*1 ,u?.
come in and pav three
a bushel of cow peas ?ri
i a t
ins corn, and lrom
vil 1 not pick a pea in
e feel like Knocking
s head. What if they
ui money to pay (or
_ 0 rra. *
a lUUll l'/33 / . i?l, VI I CO
hard is ruined. Other orchai
tinged 25 to 50 per eent.
Sick.
om tlie I)'troit Free l'res
II o
r?ls
l
>.)
RESERVED
FOR
s
crerinan miuei r<
days lo mature a
lious liay crop. 1
ghum, either ami:
also K ilir corn, Ii
Hungarian rni'let,i
ed Hungarian gra
m ti f ir.x? U a ??*
^uir- s only 75 ?mu<.
line and nutri- ,IS much cc
hen.comes sor 8''i?s and .?
>er or orange, sides havi
ndi.m corn and teller Ihin
Bometimes calls'',
which will Cat<
' .. A _ 1
niey couin raise c
>tfo 11 and these neces
j?ve I hat. money, beig
more variety and ^
(*-? t > eat. "
zhing Suckers.
tilling at home,
Nothing to do ;
laining outride,
Every thing blue;
'ross as can be,
Wearing a pou:;
u-t sick?that's ?H,
Don't dare to go o?it.
Funderi
<
burk Corr
ipany
11I<?L'IAV7 H'A IlillVt*
Sand plowed and
wheat or oat harve
crab-grass hay cro
Mark 1
Boy at Thornwe
T j
i in ou trays,
harrowed alter W? hea
ist brings a line ?'her day <
p he was too
W. Johnson. paper, bu
? ? a notice in
ill Orphanage prevent a
\ rm and Bent c
1
rd on the street the
si a man who claimed J
poor to take his home ^
t all the same he read
a paper telling how to j
horse from slobbering
m? (tntlur (t\r rannitil
Cvery two minute'',
Wife bring** in the dope;
living (ill tonics
And capsules and liope;
}an't eat and can't smoke,
Can't drink, and, what's nu
can't even smile,
For my tonsils are sore.
BRE'S AN EXAMPLE ^
hat plant foods can do for \
lers. The picture on the jjg
t shows plant development *r
potato yield (55.8 lbs.) of '
tall patch, treated with ^
Clinton special
Slate: A serious i
red at the Thornw
today. George Carl
boy about 15 years
attempting to pi;
When the
in Columbia informatioi
accident occur- your horse
ell Orphanage change,
ledge, a young That fell
i of age, while bro,her of
it a belt on a AW(tr |(, ?n
--W i V* ivtsCMV, ,
one dollar's worth ot
11 came it was: "Teach I
> how to spit."?Ex
I
low is probably a twin j
the chap who in an
llllvnrtiabmant
lead all t.he papers,
Now what can I do?
.looked through the house
For a book that is new.
ought to be down
At the office I know
Jut they tell me I'm sick
And they won't let me g(
OTASH.
n the left, a patch of I
e size (yield 21 lbs.)
ted at same time, in
e soil, but untreated.
se pictures are taken
1 an experiment stabulletin,
compiled in
pulley was caught
ery and his right a
ly mangled (hat it
to amputate it ji
elbow, Drs. J. VV
Young performin
tion.
in the machin- ^,,g tQ cure
rm was ho bad- for 0ne clol
was necessary an(j receiv<
aat above the HCription:"
and J. m0uth shut
ig the opera- ?
Sobserib
?'.? v? viouxiuui. V1IC1any
case of stutering
lar, sent on his dollar \
id the following "pre
"Keep your d?n ^
n
" , ? E
e to The News.
can stand for most
Anything under the sun;
Vork twenty-four hours
To get h job done
lanv a hardship
Has traveled ray way
tut the longest of all
Is to be sick a day.
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