The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 09, 1908, Page 7, Image 7
DIVERSIFICATION 01
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The Remedy for N
Cotton
llow is the farmer to be i
bis cotton and get the prio
his staple which represents
There threeXare things essen
organize yourselves; second,
together; third, diversify yo
as to make home self-suppoi
sorn, bacon, wheat, oats, he
and more live stock so ns tc
nure to en rich your land, an
ing so much commercial
order to stay out of debt,
system will freo the farmers
they are now in, for the coll
been sold up to the preseni
Deen sola ai or about the
duction. The speculators ai
far.uro*.' arc saying to youfl
ma.ting too iniK'h cotton,
take hem at their word and
cotton crop next year to
million acres and plant the
million acres in food supply
would make about nine ir
hundred thousand hales, t
mer would get as much m<
nino million three hundred
bales as we will get for a tt
Hon live hundred thousand
Just remember, farmers,
make more a product
can control some one else '
at your expense and manage
for their own interest. Now
knows that cotton is not on
price with anything else,
otton clothes that you couh
years ago tor fit) now costf
Cotton should have sold the
on for twelve cents per p<
he time the lirstbale was ru
who is to blame for it selling
to tf (rents? Nobody except
r himself, and do not put tt
anyone else, for the farmers
it on the market faster than
lators wanted it. Never w
aiers be able to Ret their
ttaav make borne self-is upp<
market the cotton crop as
needs it. It takes twelve
make a cotton crop and
take twelve months
it at a profit to tin
Brother farmer, it is in ou
remedy this evil if it is evei
and the sooner wo realize it
it will he done. Kemembcr t
to be done: First, organize
co-operate, and third, diver
Remember this is a day of 01
and all professional and bui
are organize!. The farm
beginning to reali/.e that h<
to do likewise for his protecl
give ibelow the following
report taken from the censu
1900, showing the number ol
corn, wheat and oats per eajj
eaeh person, horse, mule anc
cotton belt States. I ask you
study of this report and you
ily see why cotton is sellini
9 eents. I want to urge evt
has not sold his eotton to h
until the price goes up. Yoi
assured that the farmers ove
belt are going to diversify
year and this will mean re
cotton acreage:
Ntatee, Corn. Whoa
Alabama 19 1-5 2-1
Arkansas .'<4 2
Georgia 15 8lndian
Ter. 75 4-5 5 3Louisiana
17 0
Mississippi 25 1M.
Carolina 18 2-5 2 3Oklahoma
98 45 1-'.
S. Carolina 13 9-:
Tex. 32 2-5 4
Florida 10 1-2 0
Tenn. 33 ?
A siudy oT the above sta
how the ureal need of div
of crops, and 1 want you far
member that your cotton tin
to raise in 1909 is now aire
at less than 9 cents. With t
fore you why will you keep
one-orop system? The man
sides his crops is a public he
his country, feeds his family
ucates his children better, ai
srosscs over the river people
at his departure. H.
President S. C. Farmers IJ
Pandle
Ton should always remembe
ongh and cold cares are c
Yet the most important thing
yon have a oohl is to move
Ton cab not promptly core a co
tki> xr * - ?
??<> turn i\(Dn(My'H latxative <J
tops the cough by allaying ii
of the throat and lung*, and j
old from the ayatetn by gen
the bowels Children like it
nearly a* good as maple angi
J. P. Mack?y Co.
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THE LANCASTER
F CROPS UTEST MILL NEWS, f
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ne*Cent American Textile Manutac- I
turer. B __
ibie to prmo Mc A-deneville, N. C.?The I
a he puts on ... ... IV
his labor? uew ,n,'l begin night work here I
tial. .First, Monday night. | Mm*
jin-jmr.f- OraunviiU U ' ' mL "
kj ?j.?i ae ?;am- Q
urcrops so perdown Mills will install an I \\j
rting. Raise equipment for indigo dyeing. IS W C
trees, inuios Laurens. S. C?The Wa1 t'S
i make ma- wjjj iostetll 17 new cards jfl
r 'J"1.1 Uy" and hereafter do double carding.
fertilizer in . .. ^ . .
The above Porlerdale, (in.?'The Bibb
of bondage C<>. has purchased 5b card- /
ion that lias trom tlie Lowell Machine Shops. Am
i time has Greeley ville, S. G.?It is recost
of pro- ported that T W. Boyle is interui
the man- ested in organizing a new mill,
that you are Aiken, S. 0?Clarence K.
Now, lots Hallman is erecting a small
reduce the knitting mill near Evan's I'ond. 7~
twcnty-ii\e jj0 l(j water po ver and
? r<?ps.' nils w'b erect a 9mall building. pv*
1 ill ion three Oooleemee, N C.?Negotia- j
uui the far- tiona are now pending relat ive to I d
oney fortho the the Cooleemee Co'ton Mills S
thousand being supplied electr:c power by 11 \
velve mil- tlie Southern Bower Companv. 1 &
bale crop. Bessemer City, N C.?Itisjfc
when you reportod that *n agreement was I thet
reached on Ittesdav whereby the K
win take it goutjiern Cotton Mills will he I
9 it for you , ,
.everyone reorganized and putin operation p
a parity in b7 creditors. I
a suit of Concord, n. C. ? II is rumored h
l buy throe that the Odell Mills were pur- I
i VOU *18. C.h#unil for I W ....J r> XT n L 1
? w .UUUVv. !.'? U . ?'. auu U, IV L/UKP,
I whole sea- and tha- they will be enlarged I f
jund from and a prominent North Carolina I ^
nne<l. Now, cotton manutacturer will be I
r from 8 1-2 piaced in charge. I tOfll
the prodiu Shelby, N C.?Work is being I a rw
'hav^forced Pushed on the ? ,000-spindle ad- I y
the 8,?ecu- dition of the S^by Cotton I
ill the far- Mills. No new carding will be H
prices until added, as that department will I Yvhc
>rtiug and be operated at night. O. A. I
the world Robbins & Co , of Charlotte, are I
months to doing the engineering. I
we must Durham, N. C.?It is reported I TL.
to market on g0()d authority that W. A. I 1 IU
grower. grwjn i1Hg c|oted a contract for I
r hands to mac^j?erv for a new 50,000- I m 9
the'loL; ?n* rumor has .t I U
hroe things that the mill will he built at I J| J|
a; second, Duke, N. C., and another that I
sify crops, it will be located al Great Falls, I Rim
gani/.ation, S. C. I V
sin??ss men Greensboro, N. C.?The Revo- I ^1" '
ier is also lution Cotton Mills are operat- 1
' is forced jng build a $40,000 bleachery, I
don. 'will work t0 commence at once, or as I DCS
statistical gooll ag jj)e necessary material B
is report of . , , . I CcUl
-, u 1 * can be placed on the ground.
r bushels of ? ?
?ita to feed 1 wo buildings will be erected, you
l hog in the ?ne of two stories high, with di- I
i for a elose mensions 105x135 feet. The I :
will read- i wo buildings will form one T- I J)0n
t at 8 1-2 to shaped structure and it will be I
>ryono who completed by next April. I Rain
old on to it Liledoun, N. O.?J. W. Watts, I LAI
n may rest wt,0 interested in several of I see 1
r the cotton enterprises at Stonv Point, i
crops next e .!, i
, ' , is now figuring on building ?,
duction of . ... ,, . . K ?t
another mill at Stony Point or ??
t oats "f- Ui'ldenite, four miles further L ^
s i up the road. The mill will have I
.{ a small capacity and will be lo- I
10 l 2-5 cated at one of thei-e towns?the I
5 ii i-:t one that gives the most eneour
i-r> agemeut. Mr. Watts has charge smbmm
A { of several good waterpowera in P,
10 l i-io section of the county that,
I it utilized would generate several
~ hundred horse power. Office i
, 2 Concord, N O. ? By a decree pogite
l :i-io ?l the tederal court the magnifi- Phont
tistics will CM|1' properties of tfie Odell L
ersiflcation Manufacturing Co. were sold at
mere to re- public auctiou on Nouember 25. |
a# vnn ?.nlS?woral iiito.no?o<l ?"J:
aiu iinoiconoii ?y uuicates |
ady priced made bids on the property, but 1. 1 anio!,?.
, . ? . n . , i . /. from $3C0
his fact be- jt. was finally bought by Llenry cotton fAn
> on in the Dechert, of Philadelphia, ?,ent''. Ht
who diver- . ,, ... ., missions <
.nefaetorto representing the creditors, the f?r abstrsc
better ed- purchase .ice of the mills and *c-w u
Id when he realty being 168,000. Notes
> win moan an(i stocks in other properties Notice
Harris totalled the gross sum up to
"Ion- t 175,400.50. Notice
This sale will be submitted to dersigned
Judge Boyd at Greensboro on J^day (
. December 7th, to be approved or nnai ret?
r that inost . ... . t
onstipating rejecteu. Prominent mill men **???>**"
to do when and capitalists from both North "har^s "
ldlmtiTyon aQ(l South, and North Carolina, Executor
ongh Hyrup in particular, are here and are Vf*86^'
fuiHvee'the muc^ interested in the disposi
tty rooting tion ot there mills. .
for it taetee ? * ?
ir. Hold by f?* ?P'
mi ttabseriba far The Lancaster Nawa. far tba 1
NEWS. DECEMBER 9, I9QI
DR THE
: are offering you the choic
?X ? for a 1<
W>
**>* astonis
j >1 celebrs
1 Kirshl
^ -J cannot
iCHLOWtKOS 4 to ??
above
ri at will make you take nc
r any thing to wear, dont f;
us. We have the right t
)f course you know about
ians, the best C* 11 ^
where. Every *3 1 1
Dletely guaranteed. Ask
> are and have been wear
ce a customer, always a
ly have the right shape
A O We have every
Jl ^3 style
ost known, from the cheap
lats to the renowned How
brand and J no. B. Stetson
ure to see our hats for we
sure fix you up, and make
look like a new man.
't forget as you go along while
s we are also giving away absc
^.S IN GOLD. Some body wi
as, for any of your wants. :
ancaster
We have for sale several ni<
R. J. E. WELSH fr
DENTIST B?SI
n Kmmons Building oj?i
Kirot National Bank.
) No. 8.
ANCA8TER, S. <J.
Honey to Loan.
w prepared to negotiate loans of
.00 and onwards on improved
ns, repayable in annual install- ?*/#? A'tr
8 per cent inteieflt. No com- WC QliCC
-harped ; only a reasonable fee et
a of title Coffet
E. WYLIE, Attoraay-at-Law.
; vey
of Application for Dis- u
charge.
is hereby given that the un[,
as executor ot the estate of . . ,
'roxton, deceased, will on the LOT 01
of January, 1909, make his Good:
rn and settlement as such exit
apply to the Probate Court
iter County for bis final diaK.
C. CHOXTON,
estate blli/.a J. ("roxton, do- W
1908. l3 * V
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IVI D I
est line of clothing yo
i>ng time, and at pric<
h you, consisting of tl
ited makes: bchloss 1
)aums, and Kant-Bego
wrong in buying ;
y have the style anc
be found except in 1
s. VVe also have a c
hes that have the we
it have not quite the <
lines, that the prices v
>tice.
ail to see r-k&i
-hinR- <m.Z.uh
those Bos- I / f4
k SoiH l l r
J ML ~ Y j i
pair v-j j 1
the folks j ! T #1
ing them.
customer. t?\ yy
? . f?r * 1 C*?>rl?M
and style. ^ ii???
Winter Und
We have all gra
best knit underskii
the the very much
: For any thing to i
the people.
you are buying some of t
ilutely free ONE HUN
11 get it, and why not y
Merc'tle
ce Milk Cows with young
DES HEAVY AN!
GROCERIES
OF ALL KIND
:t your attention to our Ja
i, i 1-2 lb cans for 25c, an<
's leading brands of Tob;
ral Leaf, Rich and Rip
Coon and Ripe Peach
F fine home made Molassess
s of all kinds. Also country g
Yours to serve,
V. Sullivan (
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?u want, "Want" k tkfou
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u have seen
*s that will
le following
3ros. & Co.,
-Beat. You
any of these,
I snap that
"ailor made
:heaper line
aring quali*
>tvle of the
J
^e will offer .
v. ffr
Makara S
UH
Icrwear
des from the
rts at 50c. to
finer grades,
wear we are
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Come to
i Co.
calve.
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dallofHar- jj
icco, Nate,
Red d
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and Canned
rround meal. '< }
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