The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 16, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural
Sowing Fall Oats. 1
W. L. Williamson in Southern <
Cultivator.
Onis town in October will j1
>ie?d double the amount of those r
fowii 'n the aptiiiiT. It is now !
practically as sale t > s >w fall:
oats as it is to sow whear, pro- j
vided they are sown in ( p> n fur- j
rows. They will yield two or I
more times a- mueh as wheat
and )>s rhp nrirfc i> lisun'lv hi'h-l
r in proportion than ' no price
of wheat it often pa's tu put h
portion of the small cr ?iu crop
in oats.
The general prep ration ol
land intend 'd for < a'* may be
piett>S\ uiucli I he sam* as f or
wheat, out c ts tve ti >t 30 particular
ab ?ut a drained soil n~
wheat. It i> nec? ss irv. h ?wover,
to work th surtace well. In ;eed j
it pays to be thorough in pro-!
paring the -eed bed f >r ;in\ c op,
Th" p-rt'.cles ot soil si. ?u!d be
reduced to dust or as rear u :s
condition a- pr ?ct cable, no mat ter
what crop is being plau'rd.
This liberates plant t oi and re
t?ins nioistu e which enables!
1 It., nniim* i,! In i ??T ?
' ' 1 '*v " "v *
ous start. A good start is as i
necessary iu growing ? plant a?
to grow a piiT.
The open turrow method, as
111 >st readers Know, is to plow
the seed oats in an open furrrow i
without covering except that '
uiveii by the wheel ot the plant-1
er passing over the s-eed to some j
extent but leaves she furrou ,
open. This open furraw protectsi
the oats irom winter killing in
two ways F ?s', bv protection of'
the sides < f the furivv. Hie oa's
are, to some exteut, h use 1 in by
these furrows aud are kepti
somewhat war:u?r tlimif p.au ed
iii m~>re exno d positions.
The oats are al> > protected and
saved very often becmse they
are not covered v ry Jeep and
therefore not deep-ro ted. When
the plan's are heaved up by
v o ' "V V u?ur H ?pc? * U"
gather and beitis in the bo'torn
o* the furrow all sett'e back together
when tha fros'
Rnd so is n t letr on 'he ?urftce
to dry ut a d tie s the eise
when tl it p' irtin^ * done.
The p t\ plar :?i? fu*r w
?houl i b tna " 1 it a u :ro*
shovel r \ vvile b i. -to L'i ; 1 > *
avout -ix u:i ;:c - a ?r\ ao
v. hen p anting i* tie t i.e ? ::
r.w > ou'd e t ;ee .o 'oorinche
hep.
A ?plen i i I t * r > * ius
oats i- to j?o it : a c > to i :ie i
th t ha- ' ce'r u : v?'ed and
pat* e a - r. t >\ ; z t he
cotton midd es. about vcr
ot oats to ea-'h co: oo muiile
Have picking . no irr.ni diite'y
preceding: the oat- pi titer Bv
tlv> plan oa s at ?y e ^owu *h
la't'T j- ?r; o > p: m'er - fir-:
ot October. th cot on - ! ;stand
u .ti* -prn.\ I f? will
serve :?< .m adddi. nil protection
to the oat?. When "anger o
winter killing i- past g over th
stalk* with a stalk cutter * 1 ich
will put them entirely out f the
w ty an?i at the same time give
theoa's a l*ir cultivation.
Oats should be well fertilized.
Not le>* than 300 pounds highgrade
teittliz^r to the ?cre. Otl*
u much more will be profits.
THE LA.NOA
Department.
L)le.
There are two good ca's plant*
t?rs with fertilizer attachments
made, and possibly there are
ntlieis. The Gautt and the Cole
are both excellent machines and
are reasonable in prices.
One draw back to this method
of p rtnti: ,i "ats is the time re
quired to do the work wi'haj
single drill machine. Some day,j
ni -y be, there wili I e a two-hors*
machine tor this work, planting
four or live iows at one ? me, hut
until that time c mes, it will
pay to use he one hor^e m.iehiue
ev. u it it is slow w tr i.
Sow two bushel- of rust proof
o il1- per a re. The so- die \ Ap |
pl-roat is a s lected red rust ,
pr of oat s ad is very god but
tiut nuieh het er than the ordinary
rev! rust proo".
Why Cotton Stands Thei
Drouth Eetter on 'lard
Land in The Yards.
Southern Cultivator.
1 notice that the people a-k j
you all Mini* ol questions per-'
tailing t<> the farm and that you!
always answer promptly. 1
have been a re der aud sub
scriber o! your paper f< r several
years, so I thought I would
ask you a question, ami 1 bope
to get an answer through the
Southern Culivator. I am an
iverseer cf a large number of
farms which are planted pr nci
pally in cotton every year. I
have noticed the growth and de 1
veloptn tit of the cotton plan
very closely ever since I have
betu old en uib to notice anything.
N w what I w m? to ask
vou about is this : .
I' has been very hot and dry
here f r he last month. The
'Itttnn IV I n<V n, .ha ?'> > *
. ? .. 114 iC t 11 * I?
one-hall of au ay ra^e cr p, all
: eintf caused by the hot, dry
wea'her of the last few weeks.
I n tee a tew sta.ks ot cotton
tha* came up in the \ aras at
some or the ten mt houses on
the l?rm- I oversee, where 'here
is ? emincly no s il at all an :
where the t:r >und ?s just as h%rd
as it is possible f >r it t ? be.
Now these ie<v > ?lks i?.*ve
s'o d the dry, h weather .il!
right, md ?re bio nungand putt
ii on ue v squ ?re- just s
l. 'U_h -t b.d been cul'*vat?d
and .had {11 v if rat n. l\o..s<
e.. why th:- - m l b i?e
W ,11 XI.
w V r vt Ala
Comment b th* Ki t r
Xl'e re tu t up-m the ,r u- i
i! i can n i v [. t1 l'.. <:oq.
1 t.en* a* we w > d like t *.
N v th^^e are 'hef.t t> ??id <aw>
'' m cover th' ^ro -t i of p a - ?.
K.r-t. th y tiiu-t hav - tn isure,
and then 11 d. Any c mi:t on?
taa* -ive a >:?a ? upp.y ?f
t e? t*o n $ s-.ttea favor 1>oowth
?t d fruiting of c* it ?t?.
1 Anv that check or stop th m
ti j ire the jr>wth justt to that
mount. Now good cu fiva'ion
W* *11 Mio.v BMbll the t>rv$er|
v ."i u of the .nois'ure and e
1 :en lering vadableof pi?m o n\.
When the -easo- s are plentiful
and the manure available the
oot* >0 make- a growth aud puts
on f.ui' in prop >rti >n to tats
lSTKR NEWS, OCTOBER 16. It
supply of moisture; and food if
any cause stops this supply the ^
growth is checked and if checked i
suddenly the phot throws off
some ol the fruit already taken
on. The plans simply says, "I
am not getting niv accustomed
8iippiv of food and must adjust
myself to changed conditions."'*
Now to the instance at hand.
The stalks in the yard may have
had water ir moisture from the
wells, wash places <>r eaves of
: he lmuse that wem under thesur
face but s'ill reached the roots.
With them no r >ots were broken.
At turn* ot drouth we do i o'
think thev hsd half the fruit
upon them of the cultivat d*
stalks, hence did not have so
fuuch to sustain. The mere
ureen tolia.e doe-not make cotion
b >!!s or irui1. If you plowed
your cotton "hallow mid k p
a dry mulch ? not breaking u?v '
ot the roots, yet I re.;king tlu-j
capillar\ tubes teat p:uim? va; - '
I 'I
ration to take { '. ice. s hoil v? ur ,
cultivated ur a would have
doubled and trebled any si mil rj
area left liae a yar t Tin- cof-l
t n :u th*x yaid likely h d pi i.ty
ot ili- tice this would ma. i ;
quite a eitlVrence in the mo s -1
ure Mipplv. The numii-r o? j
Ik in your cot cn rows. ?
? I ? 1
demanding mo >ture ai d nod,
mshe a great drdn upon the ^oil
in limes of protrac ed drouth.
It is well t'? i? qu re into tltese
meters. This is the wiy t? as
certain the truth, which should
be i ur moiu object in lire, but
no one instance overcome- a law. j
and if we con-iJer the matters
aright we will learn tb:it titere!
is a cau;e f r the seeming contr
d ctii-n to the e?>ta?li?hed j
rules. In c ay soil> often th i
top bee ones so har 1 as to render
evuf option troru below almost
njO'sibe. Ou in Texas the
tire c a* w 1 crack up* n 'he suri
ce, ye' moisture will be nurd
a few niches b'low. This may ,
have been the ca^e aitli y u.i
l'nere are various tiling5 tha'
nay have ?coount~d f?.r your!
gre-oi stales in he yard, but f
yau were to underlok ? t> trow ;
a crop ot C )lt >n under similar
conditions, you *-uuld make a
signal lailure Vou *oul i uoi
gro v on--h .lt a crop.
A Woman's Back
Has many a -hes and pain> cau<od by
weakiv --es and fai..nir.or other displaee.
menu of the pelvic ergons. Other syrnptoms
of fetnai-? weakness are frequent
headache, diuiness, imaginary specks or
dar* spots r.ali ,? before the eyes, guawirc
^ . >ation in s:<>w?oh. dragging or
bear :< jwn in lower abdominal or jv lv'r
re. drains from p?-;\ ic
ore * w!Vi? genera! weakness.
If a:.y ew> rable number of the above
$y ?' 35 ate pr vr.t there i* no remedy
ti:/ '\i.veq'. ,-ker relief or a more perr
iint thin Dr. F.erco's Favorite
Pr- has a record of over forty
ye,-.:, of c.7r>^ i'. t ~ -t potent
C~ r_-' val u<v It lilnade
cf the g./cer.c extracts" of native medieli
r. ts r.: In our ft rests and con
ia >t a Or ;> f al --ho! or harmful, or
h . t-f nr.ing drug*. Its ingredients are
a i i-r : c: 'he t? .ttle-u rasper ami atte>
i under oath as correct.
L > *v sngndv^nt entering Into *Fatr.te
Prescription* has the written er?d
r^-tr.ent of t h<? most eminent medical
writer* if all t..e --veral * huols of pract.r?n,
v .al ? than any amount of
r * a' :*-?t:n though the
la::- r are : t ? r.z. havm; been eontr.r
:t.d voluntarily by grateful patients
in numbers to exceed the endorsements
g rer. to any other medicine extant for
Vie cure of woman's ills.
You cannot aff rd to accept any median?
of unknown comp> - n as a substitute
f r this well jroven remedy or axowx
ckmtosjtiox. even though the dealer may
make a little mor* profit thereby. Tour
interest in r> gaining health is paramount
to any selfsh interest of hu and it is an
Insult to y ur inteil g^ne? for h.m to try
i to paim oft upon you a substitute. You
j know what you want and It to hts bastn--ss
to supply the article railed for.
Dr. Pierre's P-.-asani Pellets are the
original *1. tt> Liver Pills' first put up
> by old Dr. P.- ree ?v - forty years ago,
much imitated but never equaled. Little
1 cugxr-coated grannie* easy to take as
I candy.
90-.. /
NEW GOO
OLI
We were fortune
orders for Fall Go
result is we are abi
most anything in
and Shoe line at p:
vance.
Our stock of merchandise is nm
you some prices on a few items tc
5000 yds Outing at 5 7 1-2 and
1500 yds Heavy Weight Sheetii
1500 yds .3 yard Sheeting 7 1-2
25 pes Jeans Pants cloth at less
33 1-3 cts the yard.
We picked up a Job in Ladies'
$10.00 each, worth 50 per cent mc
We have the best line of Clothi
to $18.00 the suit.
When you go to make your Sho<
our line. We have got the goods
Ladies Fine Shoes from 75cts <
close price holds good on Mens', E
It will pay you to get our prices
will lose money.
Funderburk
*0* Consumption is less de
S Certain relief and usu
will result from the follov
9
?Qi Hope, rest, fresh air,
Emulsion.
ALL DRUGGISTS: SOi
COME
THIS
WAY j
t
And get you a nice-meal at a 1
reasonable price. Nice clean
meals, good attention and the jj
best of order. 1 invite all the i
Ladies to come in and take
meals. I will assure you good ;
order. Nice meals sent out in
town to order. Just call up No.
10 and you'll soon be eating.
Cqme one and all to the Star
Cafe. Bennetts block. Phone
No. 10.
C. M. Sheiton,
Proprietor'
I>.\ . ..c I ti <1 ?.i ,
<! iw?> *<i I lacking id avuVmi n? It ho, ,
I ih*?c I* invutr thiri: * * ^" kl w? I
lifVlittitKitlui'ytv'i.i l>i !il-r It *
v ? ar'if, xv '? i it < \ sti I ;: d
It.'. nti<-ll I !'.< t 1.. l UT. \ %*rr
; * i i .iit'i vo' t>y i.i'if r I !?r
Rheumatism
I h*r* fo*w<J ? bM ?nd t^rtc-1 cni* for Rv rw
twttlsm! Sot* Tcrxiy lb*t wlU ttm.ahUn th?
fi-.Kortcd Unit* of chronic crlpplca, nor turn Nviy j
|rowth* h*ck to rtnth ?r\tn. Th?t it tmpn*aib)?.
?? ?... um pwuis kUti usugs of
this deplore bl* dtwese.
la G? ?n*nr~-wl;h e Chen*.!*! In the Cfty of
Derr-itedt ? I four.J the lest Ingredient with I
whieh Dr. Shoop Rheumatic R?r.i?dj ?u male ;
* pertsovrl. dependable prescription. Without i
thit Ingredient. I suoceMfully tree tod runny,
Rinr eases of Rbemnetisrn; but Dow. tt Utt. It mil. 1
form'y fur*< nil nimble ran* of this heretofore ;
Burfa dreaded dleroee. Those ennd-Hke gmnulnr
vwim. found In Rheumatic Rlood ?e*-u nii<?oW? j
and pwee twtj and or th? action of thie remedy ae
bwlj ?* doe* Riir ?h? added to purs *>Ur '
And then. when diseolred. three poltnnou* wee tee '
f.-->- ? r*M from the end the reuse of '
f>~ i ileni U gone tersver. There le now no
lual need?no act sn! txcvm to puffer longer with- j
out help. R e eeU. end in ootid den oe rMxiaicaend
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
J. F. MACKEY & CO. '
DS
i nn c
p rJMV^&o*
ite in placing our
ods early. The
Le to sell you althe
Dry Goods
ractically no ad,v
and complete. We quote
verify our statement.
10 cts per yard,
lg 0 cts per yard,
cts the yard,
than mill prices, 12 1-2 to
Long Coats from $5.00 to
>re money. Don't miss these,
ng we ever carried, from $3.50
3 purchases for the family see
and we guarantee the prices,
m to the best made. Same
Joys' and childrens'.
>, if we don't sell you some one
Yours for close prices,
f!n mnanv
^*'Jr V H H gx/ V*> J
adly than it used to be. V
lally complete recovery
ring treatment: O
<&AV
and?Scott's )p?ak
D. AND Sl.oo. II,| r
Tax Notice.
Taxes will he due and payable with>ut
penally troin Oct. IS to Dec. 31?
?07
The tax levy for Slate purposes is
1-2, mills, or ordinary County 5
mile, for interesl on Chester and
In-raw Ry bonds 1 mill and one )iaif
1-2] mil , for sinking fund for said
liomls for School purposes ,1 mills,
taking a total < ( 14 mills on all taxa.
ve property of the County.
For payment of interest on Town?hip
llond*, (< . < A. C. Ry.] Pleasant
Hill, 2\ *intlls. for < ane t reek, 2J
mills, fi?r Hills < reek, 2 J.
In School districts. No's 12-17-2327-30-40
th>re is a specal levy of 4
in K and No's 14 and 33 5 mills, in
No's 2 and 24 3 nulls, and No's 5, J a
K 32 and Id is 2 mills and in No. 40,
7 mills
l lu re s a mi a tax of $1 oh each
ma cit iz n ht-tween the Hues of 21
and i>o >? irs old, except those who are
exempted liy law . N
Hurinw Hie no nth of .Ian.. 1908. a
penalty of 1 , will he charged on all
unpa d i?\r> and during February an
ddiHnnal 1 ",t will be charged on all
inpa d iaxe and i r< in March 1-t to 15
ill add I tonal will he charged on
unpaid taxes. W II V.iilen
< ount j I rea-ui er.
Real Estate for Sale.
l'o any rue de innit to bsy real cs?t
l ow n property, or.e bnildii g
i on-t -t iny; of three st re rooms, one
r.i.ui uci-upieu oj .Ma<-ke\ ?fc Oaut hen,
> * by l>r J. A KuTledge, and one
t>y Ileal "springs t*. (>; upper story
??? tiv? room* and > nf hall
.Mi' \crt> of land J mi e* from
lit i*b ~pru g- >. i known as H. H.
hi rt n (iIiicp.
aere* tl e n.i p* frtini lie Ah
-pring* near col red ramp ground
See M. Y. Caul hen.
Ilea li Spring*, s
Are you out o( a Job?
1 > n are,and ran furnish good references,
an?l want to make more money
than 5 on ran make othe-wi*e without
. apitai. then wiite to the Carolina
Mutual Kire Insuraure f < mpany,
-partanbnrg. S. <\, for an Agenny.
We have thirty live good agent* in
tie Mate making big innnev for themselves
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