The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 23, 1909, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural
' ^ Depan
BUSINESS FARM1
What the Editor of Geor(
iog Agricultural Paper
a Recent Visit to
Carolina
The Southern Cultivi
We have (he followii
of farmers in the South
1. Farmers who iuhei
business.
2. Farmers who cat
other kiuds of business.
3. Farmers who like
dom and ease of the co
4. Farmers who a
renters aud must make
for their families.
5. Negro farmers.
C. A few business fai
in our travels over tin
we find now and theu a
are making farming a
proposition, and are g
with the same energy;
same push and with t
sound principles that th
exercises in any other
These men are usually
in other lines, and ou
country farmers are pro
parage the success of tl
claiming that they sp
than they make. S
this is true, and somet
On a recent trip to Si
olina we visited two
mera and we want to I
few thincs about them
in Columbia we went c
asylum to see Mr. J. \\
the efficient treasurer
manager. Mr. Bunch y
ed treasurer of this
ticn several years age
duties otjfarm manager
gradually assumed on a
his natural love for far
his peculiar fitness for
he took hold of the farm
260 acres lying withii
limits of Columbia this
not. self-?u9taining. B
ing the farming to all 1
tilizers and other expe
then crediting it by th<
grown at regular prices,
ed on this farm last yea
His gross proceeds were
His labor bill $9,000.
11,006 bushels of cort
ing 72 bushels per a
WOPA clinnrtl nnn ^ i I. />
'? V/A w t? II WHO 1U V
5,000 bushels of ear coi
sight we had never see
They had 175 head of (
tie and about 75 head
They were all fat and tii
ought to see the
they make aud the two
spreaders putting it
laud. This was how he g
crops of corn. Mr. B
two of the largest silon
ever seen. lie cnts all
stalks into 9ilage. Sc
want to discount Mr Bt
torts by saying he has tl
money to back him. I
will no there he will i
every item of expense
each item of credit. Mr.
success forever refutes i
moot that you can not g
in the South at a profit,
ly-two bushels of corn
is much more profita
would be a bale of cr
acre.
The other instance
much interested us was
Fowler, of Anderson,
he was preparing Ins cot
Mr. Fowler works 30
wages hands. He has t
seers. When they go
piece of land they go ]
to disturb its sleeping i
t~ let in the sunshine at
pulverize it fine, and to
it liberally. Well, the
sponds to such treatnr
way entirely satisfactoi
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?0 Fowler. But to our story?here , HOW TO M
is what we saw?ihree two-horse j
tment Syracuse plows bedding up cot
~ ton land, rows four1 feet wide.
INC. Well, tbev looked pretty high, ^?me Sugges
J. - L.J Wif* Wh
| vuv uvio ^aiiic Uii'? lWU"t<OrB6
[ia's Lead- team to a spading harrow run ?f Only
Saw on uing along the top of these rows
South |cutting up any clods upturned, The Progivssr
then came a cutaway harrow, The price
r and finally a heavy log drawn made by tb<
by another double team?in all milks two 01
inr CIA3S6S
seven hands and 14 heavy mules below the c<
' j Well, it looked like business, and ter price ca
rited their . , ,
it was business. 1 he rows were a fancy artic
^ ^ about level at the close, and the jug special
soil fine and ready for the fertili- instead of
zer distributors and the cotton grocer or i
i 1110 |roc* ^
planters. We cau not conceive peddlers."
un - * of a much better plan or how If the tow
re P?or . could thoroughly prepare the large enou
i a living ... . . ,
soil with less labor, except in 8pecial cust
sandy lauds ; here one harrow combine \v
and the log would do, and in and ship to
rmers. . 1
some instances simply the log termaybes
e country J ,
i few who w work. each week,
bu mess ^r* *'ow'er *ias very equally in
'n at it ^ 0 can confidently ping. If vo
01 . predict that in the future the neighbors 1
with the 1 ...... .
business farming is going to in- C1t,v who bu
he same , , J
, , crease, lor the simple reason a<>iiomo n> >
[Oj nuuiu * Bv?v-.w K
calling. ,hat i! wil1 be found 10 P?7 wo11 They will I
engaged ^'nd ou' '^,a
r regular Women Who Are Envied butter, to ge
? Luo.se attractive women who are lovely , r .
tie to dis- iu lace, form and temper ure the envy of along to PU
fipqp mpn ma,n.y' wbo ,llignlx" i;kt' lhe!;- , A T?,k friends and i
utfse men, sickly woman will be nervous and irritable
end more Constipation or Kidney poisous show in butter i9 pu
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a . ,
ometiraes wretched complexion. I <>r all such, print8 anil
electric Hitters Work wonders. They tea- .vili BHM fnr
inies not. ulate Stomaoh, Liver and Kidneys, purify
rmth fnr the blood; give strong nerves, bright eyes, city grocer,
u u Vya - pUre breath, smohth velvety skiu. lovely .
SUCll far complexion. Many charm.ug women owe *' a gOOt
, ,, their health and beauty to ti.em. 50c at ^..at ro
Lell VOU a J F Maokev Co., Fnnderbttrk Pharmacy, 1
i While Crawford w ter which \
?ut to the ~~ ~ , fiweet lor i
J. Bunch, lhe Recenl Successful Revival this, clean r
and farm Meeting at Heath Springs. this comes
vas elect- cows fed ou
From uthern (.hris'ian Advocate. ,
i institu- 1fl . f ,, M ef for??e or
ror 10 days following May .
>, and the 0.> , , . *, . , . obnoxious
' 23rd, we had the greatest meethas
been ' , . onions, rag
ing this town has ever known. , ,
ccount of * i. ri ,, , r etc.?and i
i Rev. D. II. oraann, ot Lenoir, ter drink
^ N. C., did the preaching.
eu The Lord wonderfully blessed i a kino <
i of about scrjpturea were opened The milk
i "ie Cl1^ in a now way. 'lhe Word of God in a clean
'arm was wa(J g,ye|1 jn purity. No one, and dust,
v charg tvei, the very aged, ever flanks shouli
abor, fer- heard llie g09pei as Brother wiped dry *
and (jomann presented it. And when Pa'l should
produce physical man, Comann, left and sunned
' ^e^tdear" the people did not say so much should be i
F oo ^ " about their lo* e for the man. through a cl
i $ -.000. rphey gttVe sufficient proot ol that, As a rule,
e ^rew what he left was an ever- churned wh
i, ayera^g- iftStin? possession, even a pure cows are kej
c?o. ??? Jove tor the things ot God. skimmed, tl
cntainiug reagon why we liked tohear gift at once.
rn, such a preach js because of what tor '8 n?^ P
n befyie. pjjg gospel is purely ing so few
iairy cat- 8Criptural. cold-setting
' ,0 Many adult members of the ticed 9ucc
le. ^ on (Church remarked that much ot where tiowii
manure ^e B,ble that they had never ed. 1 his pi
manure uncjer8f00d was made clear. He, 20-inch pa
cner l',e Brother Comann, is a wonderful with a strip
rew euch man, because God is with him side. The
unch .l is jteep3 right with God. otl trom the
we have pj-fi C|,jef strength is in doctrine. by watel
' *lie *"rM He made made many of the Bible 8'^e when tl
>me will (joctrtnes very clear even to the runout. 1
Jnch 8 ef*i children. CHn be usei
ie Statt s The results of this meeting no be but the c
ifyou man can e7er le;j Many pre- dipped otl.
show you fe83eci conversion and sauctilica- I his can i
and also -j j1Q writer sees this last 9et into cold
Butuh s jn a Iiew wav a?,j believes it is cream will n
the slate- trU() way. Many people rely in 10 hours,
row corn on tho .Scriptures in a different ' kijkni
Sever.- m urier Twenty one ioined ....
P?racre the Church. ' Whether,
bl* ,han May find absolutely bless ed< 'he Proc'
>ttoti per i> .i /? i i H t'ie sa,ne
' Brother Comann ana send a ,
. ., , , . bo kept as c
message to thousands vet who are
that -o ... , . * ready tor rn
i? r o waiting for him to give it to . ,
Mr. J. S. . ing should
., ,, them. A ..istener .
.S. C , as for upon tin
. . Heath Springs. . ,
ton land the tlavor ot
standing quantity ?
.Sometimes you may be told that there
wo over - are other things .ust aj. good a^ I>e- cream mat
Wilt'a b'irf. av or.,I tl 1 - ?
on 10 a a\y\ ?i'-' " o -,irr ' "! < tasting butti
That isn t so Nothing made isas good *
prepared DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Fills will make h
, . for any ailments of the kidneys or ,,
leptns bladder, which aiway? result iu weak small fjuan'
id air; to hack, backache, rheumat ic pains, rheu- mometer is
matism and urinary disorders A trial
manure of CeWitt'a Kidney and BlaJer Bills a higher ten:
is sufficient to convince you how (rood . .
land re. they arp. Kend your name to E. C. lie- in8 will ',
lent in a Witt A Co , Chicago, for a free trial BUmmer?Sg
box. They are sold here by J. F. Macky
to Mr. ?y Co. w-s winter, and
I
THE LA^CXXSTER NEWS, JUNE 23/ top
AKE GOOD BUTTER The cream should be held at thii
IT HOME temperature, by keeping it eor
rounded with warm water, until
t a little acidity is detected anc
itions to the Fanner s ^en jj; cooled aa much as por
o Handles the Milk
sible and kept cold until read]
Two or Three for churning. The temperature
Cows. at which to churn is governed b)
r? Parmer. fhe reason and the sort of feed,
secured for butter In summer, when cows are fed
) farmers wife who on pasture principally, a temper
r three cows is often ature of 60 degrees is best, li
ast of leed. A bet- winter, when dry feed is usee
n be had by making altogether, 62 or 64 degrees, anc
de of butter aud hav- if much cottonseed meal is fed
customers to sell to a higher temperature, eveu ai
bartering it to the high as 70 if cottonseed mea
selling to "chicken and hulls are fed alone.
THF CHURN AND THE CHURNING,
/n near you is not . , , , ...
. , .. , A barrel churn is the best. Ihi
gh for you to find . . . _
churn should first be rinsed 11
omers in, you can ... ,
... . scalding water and then a pai
lth your neighbors & , ,
, , full of cold water dashed iu
the city. I he cut- ... ,
..... . After this is drawn out thecrean
ent to dillerent homes .... ...
, A .. , or milk is strained in through t
so that all may share . ... . **
, . ,, t .. butter-milk strainer or a com
the trouble of ship,
mon gravv strainer. I he churn
u or some of your . , ,
, . mg should proceed until tlx
lave friends in the ....
...... . butter has 'come in small grau
y butter, it is a good , .....
. . ,. ules about the size of No. 1
ihip direct to them. .... . , , . .
. , , . ., birdshot. A cold brine is nov
be glad, when they ...
ii . j added to cause it to granulab
L thev really get good
, . more rapidly,
it you to eeud enough ,r .
, r 'he butter milk is then drawl
Lpply some of their _ , , , , ,
... ,? . oft and clean cold water added
leighbors. Ifcouutry r.? . . , , ,
... 1 his is drawn oft and the sami
t up in neat uniform
, ,. . . , .. process repeated un4il the wate:
carefully shipped, it , .
, . .. runs clear. I his removes flit
a good price to the . . ... , . , ,,
butter-mi'k which would other
, wise cause the butter to sour ii
1 price is expected,
., . * , . a few days. When water is al
ally mako good but- / ,
... , , . , out the butter should appear ir
vill keep fresh and , ... ,
r.. j granules; this is proof of prope
many days, lo do , . _M , .
.., . . , , . churning. lhe butter is now
uilk must be had and . .
, , , , ready for salting and working,
onlv trom healthy ... C ... .
... I he salting should be done tc
sweet grain and oth- .. ,
_ suit the customer. the work
on pasture free from . ,
, ing must be done with woodei
weeos?such as wild ... , . . ?
.... , hdle or something else especially
weed, bitter weed, , ? , .
... , , tor the purpose. Butter should
vith pure, fresh wa!
never be touched with the hand
it will destroy the grain and causi
are oi- iiik milk. lt tQ app0ar 0iiy Print into a:
ing should be done neat cakes as possible and wraj
place free from odor in specially prepared buttei
The udder and the paper. Felix Williams,
d be dampened and Carroll Co., Ua.
uth clean cloth. The . .
be carefully scalded Could Not Be Better
or airpd The milk I N ' has ever made a khIvo, ointment
! lotion or balm to compare with Bucklen'i
ramediately strained ArQiot Salve* Its the one perfect henle
. of C.its. Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores
Otll. < happed Hands, Scalds, Boris, Ulcers
the whole milk is fialf Klieum. For sore eyes am
Cold sores its nupreme. Infallible fo
ere only two or three pile*. Only 2.r>c at .1 V Mnckey Co .Fund
. . , .. . . , erburk Pharmacy and Crawford Bros, w
Ot, but if It 13 fo be
ie process must beThe
hand separa- SENSATION IN ANNSITON.
radical for one h <v
cows, but the deep Alabama Cotton Man Shoots a
plan may be prac- South Carolinian Whom He
jessfully, especially1 Found In Wife's Comlg
water may be ua- pany.
an consists in using Anniston. Aia., June 20
ns, 9 inches wide, sensation was created here thii
> ol glass down the afternoon when A. W, Falls, t
[hkimmilk is drawn prominent cotton factor, tiret
bottom and one can four shots from a revolver at K
ling the gla-s in the Kipley, of Spartanburg, S. C.
ie cream is ready fo *hen he found the latter at hit
lie same sz d cans home 111 ,hB <>' Mrs
1 without Che glass J'.,U!* A1""?'ft|i the shots wen
... , fired at close range, none took
ream will have to ,, . , ., ,,
effect. Both liir>l?v and halh
were arrested and placed in jail
nust immediately he |ra|ia later furnishing bond.
Mowing water. The . ?
early all have risen } q y A M changes Ri|ua|
Detroit, Michigan. June IS ?
v. I'lIK cKI-am, .. , , ,k ,
i ho .National Junior Order of
inilk or cream is us- | nited American Mechanics loess
ol making butter passed a resolution changing!
I lie milk shouldIthe ritual of t ho order so that it
ool as possible until j wjjj CqtHin three de gree* instead
lening. 1 he ripen- 0j f,ne> The resolution was passIn
ctrefullyr done, ed accepting the offer of theTenns
depends much of eHae0 State council to donate
the butter and the grounds and buildings fora horn*
lecured. Over-ripe ! tor 0j(i anj
indigent members ol
tes strong, cheesy-j the order. The institution is tr
3i , uiiuur-ripocream be located in Tennessee and its
itrd churning and h co<?t is estimated at $75,000.
ity. A dairy ther- ^ ^
needed. In winter ... . , . , . ,
Chamberlain n Cough remedy n
lperaluro for ripen- sold on a guarantee ttiat if you ar<
, .. not -atisrted after lining t wo-third.i ol
? recjuireu t.nan in a bottle according to directions, youi
\ or 70 degrees in money wilt be refunded. It i* up t<
you to try. Sold by J. F. Maokey Co
62 or b4 in summer, and Kunderburk Pharmacy, w-a
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Kodo
r
> For Dyspepsia and
| If you Suffer from Indigestion, 1
the Stomach, Belching, Sour Ston
i etc., a little Kodol will Relieve you
1
i Kodol supplies the same digestiYS So. don'
Juices that are found in a healthy Don't bee
stomach. Being a liquid, it starts Keep you
digestion at once. strong by
3 Kodol not only digests your food. Xou,.^on'
1 but helps you enjoy every mouthful the time,
you eat. you need I
You need a sufficient amount of Kodol li
good, wholesome food to maintain
strength and health. Oi
But, this food must be digested
3 thoroughly, otherwise the pains of oo to toui
j Indigestion and dyspepsia are the HufS co'nt
result. honMtly a?]
' When your stomach cannot do its E^'iiTrefu
work properly, take something to %u Adeia;
help your stomach. Kodol is the Don't
i only thing that will gire the stom- pu^uitfe!
acli complete rest. in a family.
Why? Because Kodol does the *
same work as a strong stomach, and Kodol is
does it in a natural way. ies of E. C
3 Sold by J. F. MACKEY
P Best For 1
M 1 We Sell the Best
for the least money. Come to us for
*/r 1 n /- > i ^
i menu, v^uuee, ;sugar, canned uooas,
1 and Everything in the grocery line,
i and new; our customers are highl)
r know we can please you. Give us
f Funderburk Co., and Carnes Bros.
? Don't Forget that we are giving the "I
i
Ferguson &
li
; A Grand Opportunity '^JjL
To see the PACIFIC COAST and i2Gth
the Alaska-Yukon Exposition Entrance
, tlie County
I rho best ana most inexpensive way 2 at 0 a in
to see the I'aeifl, t'oast and the (ireat C1'in couiplet
. Western Country this summer, and scholarship!
take in the Alaska-Vukon exposition freo tuition
opened June 1st, is 10 "yo as you please ol .South oa
s and pay as you u<>. and stay as lonu 11s room in Do
r October ill, if j on desire." Why not
' spend your own money? Why not
| plan your own trip and j?o in comfort,
and when it suits you? This may he fllHHUHi
done by planning your trip over the
SMI TH KKN RAILWAY I AlUlO
in eonnnction with an individual party I This
loa villi; the Carolinus .Inly 3d, on the I year of 1
"Individual Kxpenso IMau, whieh will I Wish it t
cost you about half as mtieh as a fi xed I Our tli
oxpensive exeursion tour. I
(g luinrii,
M J i' L Y 3rd, ItiU'TK I ing us n
Southern ItailwAy, tJoldsboro to llarri- " -v?l
man Junction; Queen <& Cresoent, liar- I PU'chaai
riinan Junction to Danville, K>: I write us
Southern Hallway, Danville, Ky., to I ,or our 1
St. Louis, Mo; Wabash It. it., St. Don is I yf | o
to Kansas City, Mo; In ion Pacific, I
Kansas City to Denver; Denver ?k liio I 23-?
3 Grande, Denver to Salt Lake City; S. P. I:
I.. A. A- S. I... Salt Lake t'ity to Los ^ 11
Angeles. _________
1 lttil'XD Tit 11* It A1 LltOAD HAT KS
Going via Any ticketing route selected [\jAljrA
and returning via any ticketing route
as desired.
' Via Portland, Seattle and san Francisco
or vice versa, going or returning
one wav via Portland and Seattle. Notice is
) signed, as i
FHOM of It. K. A1
Spartanburg *07 4f> ' olumhia $0!S 20 ''ny, July t
* lto.k 11111 98 :t > charlotte 90 75 turn and ap
tirceiiville 1(6 (ii Charleston 90 75 Lancaster c
' Chester 98 3 > Sumter 90 75 SR' as s,M'h
Hates i|iioted from other points on application.
Tickets limited to October .'list, 1900, . , ..
. .. . Ailms. r.st
and permit Stop-Overs at all points
west of Chicago or St. Louis. Tickets ' ttlc II, 19(
oil sale daily to September 20th. 1090. - Lower
round trip rates to and from
' California unoted on application. lie F Y i
fore completing arrangements for your
trip give us an opportunity to talk
with you about the details of it, ipiote ' ? t lieslc
you best rates and tell you of the most
i interestitnr noinls. and the l>,<si nn.i i
clioaiirst \vhv l<i ->ee iliein. Write to
I represent at i ve MM.rsK, Acrount
Itivinion PHHSi'iiKcr A went, H,ls . '*
.. . i i . .. w < Southern H
i-'-ti < haiU'Klon, >. < . i . i
round tri|
Tickets w ill
' DR. DOUGLAS MclNTYRE i'.S d"""
> DKNTAL MUKMKON Hound tr
r ONIce over Heatti-Jones f.o.'a Store. lions as fol
i Phone III) LAHKJAWTF.il, H. ks')nrK
) I .. ,. < oiumbia
i Port I.awn, Thursdays, Koddey llouae. .1:11
1 Heath Springe, Tuesdays after Oth, at w'innslniro
Hotel Morton. Children he
: of aire half
QHICHESTER S PILLS applyf"oth
< IHAMONO IIRANO. a a.r,.,,|S or a
UOni A.k|?<.riir,ni.tr.< A agents or a
/ )( Ukitt ( li|.rliM |cr'#IH?m,nf ltriiii/A\
r rill* In l(r<t In1 ?.ol.1 r.'?*nicVh^
' >v ?l?m. %o]r<1 ?ith Blue K;i l.in.
r W 9b wl Take no othrr llur of roar
ri - ri "mifl't AUI?( l(|4<irKA.TKRN
) I t jr IHAMONO UK A.NO I'll.I.N, It* 15
VV Ju yrariknown ?t first. Safest, Alway, Krliat.l#
SOIO BY DRtGOISIS EVtRYWHtRE 72-74
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Indigestion
r
dyspepsia, Gaa on
iach, Heart-burn, .
l almost Instantly
I
't neglect jour stomach,
ome a chronic dyspeptic,
ir stomach healthy and
taking a little KodoL
t have to take Kodol all
You onlr talfA It vho
It.
t perfectly harmleae.
xr Guarantee
r druggist today and gat a MThan
aftar you have used tha
enta of the bottla It you can
r that It baa not dona you amy
i tha bottle to tha drugglat aula
ind your money withoutaa?a>
j. we will then pay tha draghesitate,
all drugglata know
iram.ee la good. Tnla offer aparao
bottle only and to but one
The large bottla contains BH
ich as the fifty cent bottla.
prepared at the laboratorDeWitt
Sl Co., ChioafOt
& co?
Least [
Groceries |
11
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your Flour, Meat, |
Country Produce
Our stock is fresh ^
r pleased, and we *
a call. Between
,?== V
Sest for the Least'
Elliott. 1
*1900 '
eof Charleston $
year beging October 1st.
examinations will beheld at',
Court House cn Friday. July i
All candidates for admission
e in October for vucint Boyce I Mf
>. which nnv Sloil n v?or .
scholarship to each county
roliua. Hoard and furnished 1
rmitory, $P2. Tuition $40.
URISON RANDOLPH, Pre-.
uncement
being our twenty-fifth
uninterrupted success, we
.o l:e our "Haulier year."
lousands of satisfied cusaiul
fair dealing;, is bringmv
customers daily,
i arc contemplating tlie i;
a of a piano or organ. Z
at once for catalogs, and
special proposition.
NK'S MUSIC HOUSE,
Columbia, S. C.
.(
oi Application For
Discharge
hereby given that the un Jeradministrators
of the estate
Iison, deceased, willon Moult?0U,
make4their final re ply
to the Probate Judge of
ounty for testers of dlamis- J
administrators.
K. c. ALLISON",
J. P. ALLISON. )
ate R. 1'".. Allison, Dec'd
)9 . '
PlItKlO* RATES \
r. s. P. wud Return Via
udicrii ICuHmuv.
(
I nited Confederate Veter- #
>n 01 ?outli Carolina th-r
ail way annoiinceH vorj- low
[> rales to < heater, s. ?
i bo on sale Juno 22, 23, 21
d to return until June 28th,
i|> rates from principal stalows:
$1.00 Camden fl.40
1.30 Gatfttey 1.1 > \
.50 Sumter 2.00
.55 Yorkvillo .5*)
itwoen live and twelve year*
fare. /
or information, tioketa, etc..
Southern Railway ticket
ddreas,
J. I.. MKKK,
Asst. G. P. A Kent,
Atlanta, <?a
J. C. LUSK,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston. 8. 0.