The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 17, 1909, Page 2, Image 3

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-. . V v . f .. V 1 1 V 1 4L Agricultur > Dei SOW CRIMSON a AND COT gQ ?0 Some Favori jartment made preserves OVER IN CORN! fbould .haT8 |>lei jQij j berry jtm and a l HE te Preserves. THE BEST TIM leap and easily H that every one uty of are. black- Should Alwi pple marmalade. f?r* Feeding .. 1 * LANCASTER NEWS. JUI IE TO WATER THE An E ORSE. Mau I hat i small potato* ays be Watered Be- rises up t But Should Not like a ranw* W* mm LY 17. I9Q9 ssay on Man. ia bora ot woman is 98 and few in a hill, o-day aod flourishes ?od, and to morrow You Eat Wh want of flip, fan at vnit I This Legume Will up the Soil in Thus Increa Crops Progressive Farmer. 1 KawA i Atinrl i I Marmalade 13 90 sive than apple j Quickly Build nicer tliat I won Humus and ever bother wit se Your Pare the apples, I. i thick slices and Do not use too ? ?.aCI A I much ies9 expen- oe Allowed elly aud so much While Hot. der any bodv will a horse si h mating jelly. before feeding cut them into a large quanti cook until djne. meal, for the i much water to the water will I .ill .....: ? * .? to Lfnnk Moch or next day him. Ho ??oei lould be watered inS warbling , aud never ?iven knocked out ty of water alter a two second? simple reason tbat lit? he is in wash the food out collector pm the undertaker hath Hi forth iti the ruornlike a lark ami is iu cue round ami You dm In the midst of food whol , . . . this you o debt, HQ'l the t?x Else yov rsues him wherever can you st Kodol will dig* >d a sufficient amount of flu eoome food and more than U. teed to fully digest It. Go to j i can't gain strength, nor purchase .rengtheu your stomach if can hone! 5St it. r Guarantee rour druggist today, and a dollar bottle, and If you itly say, that you did not A llCk V \7 IUUUU 1 able to grow crim land that is to go year. Especially if stalk land is to the corn crop. It i every farmer to ad tematic rotation v >ci ? piuuc uun tIICui in as i ison clovor on . longer cooking t in corn next | Kim all the pulp is this tru~v return it to the i be used for tourihs ol a poi 3 necessary for j each pound ot tr lopt some eye-, a hal'-huur or u of crons. and ! the annon in a iisy wjn icijuut' or tne si o mac he 6ecoml time, dicesti >u has through a sieve, iheto<d will fire, add three- pared for abi ind ot sugar to sides it is som u:t, aud cook for ot colic, intil it tails from There is a p ifllv-like rirnn ' 11 Deicre stomach ,,e goein. i taken place and ot splint not be well pre- down with c< sorption; and be- He cor.ieth li letimes ?he cause tueeteth the path. It ri.s opular idea that a him to the ei """IJ u_ - 1 oil litin unr) no uAtuster or me is * 43 *??>?* "? 9llllB"' mhnuZ" ^nsiderahla rapidity. You mi ome a' eventide and body requ wheelbarrow in his lent amou Pth up and emiletli But this .. , . .. and Itmui irtli, and lalleth up When t Piinnnt li Attn a f ? I o a receive * st eat in order to live and using th< 8trengt.li. gist will I ist not diet, because the without ( Ires that you eat a sufflo We will nt of food regularly. of the bo< i food must be digested, .T1.1'8 ? st be digested thoroughly. . he stomach can't do It* ny benefits from It, after e entire bottle, the drug* refund your money to yoe juestion or delay, pay the druggist the price Ltle purchased by you. ffer applies to the large ily and to but one In a if iii this rotation low co! ton, it is a sow crimson clov ton at last workin the last of May tl be ready to turn land be harrowed corn ia to fol- It may be flavore good plan to nutmeg and lem er in the cot- Buy blacM>err g, and by the tor jam, ana pu ie clover will stone j ir full. It under, and the in winter for the down for corn, i es. The berries j -? fl ?l UA IIUIOV3 OJ d with cinnamon, lowed to drii ou juice if liked, great many otI ie9 by the bushel there is a littl t il up by the you water a w i9 so convenient ordinary way. children's lunch- all thai he wi i should bo picl*- to have a I01 liUU'U uyt Utl ' VM u nu ik and, unlike a leH? into his tier popular ideas, springtime le truth in it. II summer clot 1 a m horse iu the fitiikelb him letfintr him drink hlleih him w 11. you are likely rhenniati-m. utidered horsp nn dor. and wh< ( uumviu une \ji no JUU IlJUSt ear In ibe gentle help the he putteth on his ties, and a blizzard gest Uie 1 lar Ironi home and iih cuss words sr.d the stoma lie buyeth a walch y0u must jn he CMiieih home and Kodol ukc someming mat win itomach. w? cou per way to do 1b to eat an offer, i want, and lot Kodol dl- what Koc 'ood. It woul ?? The doll r else can do this. When M much t ch Is weak It needs help; help It by giving It rest, Kodol 1 i will do that. of E. G. 1 Id not afford to make snob in less we positively know lol will do for you. d bankrupt us. ar bottle contains 2tt times is the fifty cent bottle. s made at t he laboratories ">e\Vitt ft Pa Phlrum 1 do not think i have clover growi coru land, because too much heavy very busy season ; part ot the crop o aud planted late, X advisable to ( e?l and washed a ing on all the i sf ve with just e ! it would make j the bottom of tn breaking al ajveu them froi but to have a soon as they bej n a clover sod, j the tugar, allow is a good plan, each pouud of b< md put on the your hands, oouzh water in so if, at thin li e kettle t ? pre- fatigued. Ne* it burning. A.s way s ante to a in to boil add to t**n swallow ing a pound for warm he is. arriea. and to k going into the rhis is especially Iromtheclufc me, the horse is him. and ait rerthelt8P, it. is al- ri">y morn, llow him from six racecourse ?' 9, no matter how ey on the br If this be given on bay gelding stable and he be winneth. IJ > tlie watchdog treeth te?h ?e?r him until ????? lie noeth to the n) bet let h his mon- III ^ own mare, and the III with a bl?ze face III le marrieili a red. Ell Sold by J. F. MACKEY We Are I &. CO. ^leased I ad the farmer 19 wt(h large plaotii and, ae (he sea^n it is better to ha\ corn late and som Prtbably the bt the barn-yard mi not burdened j until thick. Til ag at one time' a long time as t t often varies, juicy, re some of the A good many e early. i to attempt maki ?st place to use j because of the tr anure is on the i od of the ccol : _ T?.i I ? ? lis requires quite allowed to sta he berries are so an hour and water, he will people hesi'a'e so much as h< ug tiit preserves been given be oub'esome meth- The danger ; b'?ok. I have swallow, as w ad and eat hay for headed h'eire is then offered her nose, an not drink nearly parent ances ) would had none a crash and tore. Cometh honi< is not in the first loved eon-ine often hear it a^- ? ss with a wart on d the next day the torgoeth uuder with great liabilities, and e to live with bis be law.?Exchange. j With the patronag receiving, but this an evidence that o customers are HIGHLY PL e we are is only ur many EASED. uiuver huu, apply ary aud March, terially in the | corn crop. Som< crops of corn prow ty last yep.c w crimson clover so mown off or Ipf. tug in reoru i maJe most (lelic: This helps ma- without all the I growth of the considered essen 5 of the finest thai are not too r -n in thiscoun- with a knife, tat ere grown on cut through the i d, eome being seeded part, and rti(tnii'n no kl?? < loua tig pre-eryes :er!ed. but i oimality usually quantities be tial. Tak? figs resttained. 1 'ipe. l*are them oua time to g ling care not to draft is whe inside skin to the down Irom fa at the same time has partaken < .L .f .L:- " n the excessive I Boll Weevil I will driDk >f notl ^mericus, most danger- prehension i ive a horse a f?li farmers of a u he has cooled piaceoverth liguing work and q1 tjie 5,^1 w 3t a meal ?F. W. gect jB the r discovered in Georgia Ga., July 15.?Ap s leit among cotton large area about this e sudden appearance eevil. That the in- >al destructive acenti Get your groceries if you want them r and fresh.?Anythi heavy and fancy grc from us lice, new i ng in the jj eery line green manure. I very heavy, it sli< .off or let die dow I danger of souring One of the gre our soil is the add and in my opiuir V- ; inniu^ Ull ?s UiU f iht> growth is white skin as ] juld be mown j jutting through n a* there is stems on. ^tal the land. J three-fourths of atest needs of <or each pound o ition of humus, , (st rup is boil ,n there is no j fmit 1>ul the uu ui ilaaiuo vju'ver, si. L possible without uree&ive Farm i i?. Le-ve tbe ?? se a ayrup of Where tl .1 poun*l of sugir (From thoVa i fruit , and while People ofter iug drop in the larly those w kettie wh?r? >i v.? J ? J t. U., in 1 he Pro- has dr er. been clearly ' farmers here ie Corn Goes' ^ ^ The State usas City Jbunuilf) advised of tl \ wonder, pariic'i- ^je rav?g' ho have travelled jfl eXpeCte . :l- .? l- ' ' if'ed eastward, has 11 II J set forth by Texas 11 | | ' etymologist h.,g been '=== lie appearance, and ro?8wl*-r as ol the weevil and ,Hiu''d ^ jie '1 that ilie State will|fore U;? Ferguson & *d that the mill sua-; ^ Qj ayy lot-sv by fire beisou wn9 much more,To see tl Elliott. | rand Opportunity ] >e PACIFIC COAST and , quicker way to d grow cover cropi them under. S land is stripped will be deficient 11 is valuable in thi not 60 good as c 1 J t. 1 o tbis than to will boil steadi!' 9 and to turn : ' , , ! until the fi'9 lor o long as the . . . 1 them out with < bare, the soil and pr ur the ay a liumu9. Rye ,,, . . Iney are very s s way, but it is . , ,, . , J jam bv allow in lover on stalk , . until they fall tc ? - i ii i liuuui C 19 I' y and let it boil corn belt, wl clear. Take corn which is j :aie, put into jars In the year 19 rup over them crop was 2,661 ood made into a 241,000,000 b g them to boil sumrd in flou > f.ieces and thp nmiliiriH S Ofl i iiiruuzii ine ? j fender aid in lat becomes of the grown everv year. .. . 08, the h.tal Un,on Co""1'' 3 000,000 bushels, lusbels were con- Monrot5 Journ? , . t ... Union CO! ir and grist nulls , n nnn ceut **ie i cheekiug its spread. l,ial' c 9UCCe8< of xi r d ? . ! niedt :s ni , N. L., Burns Last ., ' 1 able. the Bond* better busi the oil mil uutv dcesu t owe a than are in last bond was re- ... iver, the phenomenal the AI it* business manage- The he?t . . . to see the 1 ?de tne m< r j remark- Western ( re are, perhais. no tHk<>}hl 1 * opened 'Mil Qt^ss men enangetl in and pay a* 1 busineuat any print i ?d'ryo, control ot the afF tira plan your tl . . and when aska-Yukon Exposition ami most inexpensivw way I'aciflc Coast nn<l tin* <ire*t 'ouulry this summer, and. Alaska-Yukon Kxpoaition 1? 1st. is to "no as you please i you go. and stay as long as . if y on desire." W hy not ir own money? Why not own trip and go in comfort, it suit* you? This may be lanu, (.ecauee iay too early to sow because it is not a Many farmers c!overcn account the seed, and t be said of p et fuloa opa n /i m v* t / ing-oy ume is ! , I syrup becomes rve, and also! , i are not nearly f< l legume. . . J . . icate as the pres hesitate to sow ... . . . , Cjrape juice u ot the cost of , . , i buy that it must he same may ,, Tt . _ . sell. It is not s is, but it IS , .... to make, aud an i at o o/ior r- ' ~,wv thick, but they the inauuf*c' 3 pretty nor d*d- 0, 0.000 bushe erves. 17,000,000 bu i so expensive to liuctiou ot dis t be proliUble to 000,000 bushe io much trouble 000 000 bu9he ape vinee, e?pec- 13.000.000 bin t i deemed and ure of starch, 0,, , . , Chairman L la for malt liquors, , , , Messrs. 1. J. aneis in the protilled liquors, 40. B?u0?m* ,u 1 Is lor glucose, 100, u'ous,'""""I i t .j ^liei justly i!s for export and J ,i i?r? i . ma'ter. A I shels for nee J. inak \j I ?.IIO IV' ' burned . yesterday uniisu;tl til on* and as-sociate*-, gpofcen of Gordon* and ii. T. 8liccessfui 1 yhoee wise and jud'- 'j'jie m> remeot the 'act *8 making 9' feel good over the |mprOVeme >ig growing county, |,?UHii?c? il nil'* m.iij iiu'1 ii i? no tloni- hv | inp t*> hear this mill SU| as one of the ra( 8t in mills in fne country. i?a\i"u th? . . "Indlx idui 11 is now enpaped in you ai one very important j<,x,M,nsivii ints in the way of re- J m burnt n?rf nn>l on_ Southern I >lannin? your trip over the TIIKKN KA1I.WAV ion with an individual party > Carolinas duly Hd. on the tl Kxpenso 1'lan. which will Dout half as much as a Hxci excursion tour. H I.Y 3rd, Kul "i j; imltov I U^UUUUiJ IV peas aud clover the price seed, prices are this pi selling tor $1 50 clover seed at a $4 per bushel, crimaom clover i ax iw qu? , _ Oil account of ,alI-v fCupperno ?specially as 9'arte<* grow on ?ar. are ?Ut mu~h attenli and crimson re'a,'s at forty bout $3.50 to Kven iJ a peraoc At that price 8e^ *raPa juice i nav be seeded I ^ave at home as ng grapes, once mg a'total of i for years with- els, or 19.3 pe on. Grapejuice crop. The re cents a quart, cent, or 2,115 i does not care ti eems to have t is very nice to entirely tor fe< a cooling drink -1 q aaa i i writli tirat clfl j 18,000,000 but-hr ceut of the entire iinaininK 80.7 par pr"tem<""; (.000,000 bnsh?ls, iJI?Kresaive , , . in debt! It been used almost , there is not sdiQn, the State lh I " L'8 public buildings, (arming tb? js, some road iui- hava all and &Q round ^jme jo 11 air, and not a tent August 15 is 9afe to say that nn qUBgtiM another county in twthenex' at cau make such a _ ' rn u ! man Junct s plant. I hev hope rimnn ,fl this work finit-hM in So111'"'rn St. Louis, uafee a trial run by to Kansas .90 .hat there m?y be! a as to their readiness A- A s, .' Angeles. t eeaton when it opens. Rot'NI? ' ion: ijueen A t'reseeot, liarmotion to Danville. K) Itailway, Danville, Kv., Mo; W'ahaKh It. It., St. i.ouis City, Mo: I'nion Pacific, , y to Denver; Denver A Rio <nver to Salt i.ake City; s. IV L., Salt I.ake City to Loa ntir RAILROAD KATKs at not to exceed and that is cheap least, it will pay v that price. Vetch is anoth cover crop, and * fall oats, makes a . , I in summer and a $1 per. acre J. u a J 'a winder. # > enough. Ati ii . . lo make apr roll to use it at , , , v jcalloa of boiled ! bushel ol tart ar er fine winter i , 1 , ? I core the apples ? rhen sown with ,, vr .. ^ ' to small pieces, most excellent . .... k wholesome one When the ntuma functions, the boi the liver end the 1 lie butter.? One ing numerous dine liver u.ust be rest Cider and halt a dition end Chan >nlpa Pare and Uver tfthl*t8 b >pies. .la?e ana lt Easy to take a tnd cut them in- l,y ' F Mackey Pharmacy. Cook them in snowing, i cli tail* to perform its vela It come deranged, WftB for <51w,( tidneya congested caua- . . aaea The Htomach aud aUU Wer? '? iored to a healthy oon- the COIlimisB iberlain's Stomach and ie depended upon to do tlsy able to nd most effective. Sold Co.. and Funderburk maimng OUll w" 500, pay if ? . i i mi. he last bond issue 000 to refund debt, Spartai run ten years, but Spartan! toners were yester- Ne<vsand take up all the re* L Ednev, Handing bonds, $3,- Lunch U<>* lem aud clear the He has no 1 1 V ? J ? - <ioinjj via iburg Man Miuing. and return as desired. burg special in the .N itt ,,or.1 " r ciseo or vi< Courier, July 14:?H one way v proprietor of the Palm am, has disappeared, spartanbu t been seon since Bur.- **ot'k Hill Hreenville any ticketing route aeleete-i ing via any ticketing route land, Seattle and Sati Fran- f e verxa, going or returning ia Portland and Seattle. FKOM rg #97 4"? 4 olumbia Charlotte 99 7fi 9t> ti-S Charleaton 9t? 7K ? - hay crop.' Ttie re far any farmer to he can raise it in he can in the wa; vetch. Vetch is green manure, an itself it Jet mature . i me ciaer winch u no necessity i , , ,, , . u i down to naif the buy hay when .. . . . , and boil, alter th abundance as . , . , I m, until tbev y of oats and , . . ~ ' and simmer slwv ? also a fine ,d will re-8eedlcou:,stencyofm | with epice* or i Has been boiled quantity. Skim Cotton Soar e apples are put Charlotte Ol are so't. Mash Spot cotton br trly until it is the on the local arm&lade. Flavor this being the not just as the has been paic tir i_; _ ? . i ouaiu j. no ing in Charlotte. the B^nk Server, July 14: owns a L'n < ouftht 13.30 ceutfi day. market yesterday, highest price that Kershaw s P 1 in Charlotte in 20 Per Cei - ' - U'?V, 1.- ? oouat* were nc-iu Dy day nigni i a! Union. Nobody with only ! >11 county boud tt- to meetoui leaving lie (to his wife, 'rosperous Oil Mill, haa receiv it. Dividend Paid. her husba I..U. 1 4.U ... ?.. H ana ne left His business <*he?ter II in the cash drawer pSon!" ISlaiidwiu biile. Belore Ticket* 1 111 u i And *Mrir sold a hoise belonging west of t'h Mra E lnev says she Vn sall> 3 Lower roi ed iutorma'ion that California . # , , fori' co in pi ud iefi with another trip Kiv.. fll. _ ^ . , l r ?l will* fun ? #8 3? Sumter 5?9 7% ed from other |?olnts on ap* J united to October .'list, l'H)'.*. lit Stop-Overs at all points icaifn or St. I<ouia. Tickets ly to September tiWth, 190P. ^ mil nip rates to and from pioted 011 application. He- J elitiK arrangements for your us an opportunity to talk Some may be with these crops tb as the soil need later, on fairly go will be satisfautor, E, Iredell Co., N. < disappointed bt,8,e' uiu<a eS. ie first year, but in? ?tir it wiih i Is inoculation, or Paddle, uu<J p od land, tbey j8**3?Southern f. ? . S. Miilsaps. ' Sees /Mother 3. "b- would be b wondtefnl cbaoge i \>nue it 18 cook- years. i fie i i wooden 9porn staple is due t uL up in stone reports that Cultivator. regarding the ? ? though the pri Grow Young. very high the tard to overstate the sold, showing d my mother since ... . _ ... ngu price oi ine "?*???" "*? d the discouraging ^t,e 8tocKl came from Texas 8*??w Oil Mi! ) new crop. Al- noeel*a^ '^oc ce yesterday was ree^cte(^ 'he re was but little directors: ? that the farmers Mackfty> L l- ? i.' j Heath, and I ,i,,y mil. WUIUBU, J ioldera of the Ker- an in the cj II held their annual ha* eloped id ay, July 6th, and return i following board of J. T. Stevena, R B. Uje I C. UoUfth, G. C. ScieotiHtH I E. Cuivern. At SwitMri?db l ue in iiiiur ??i me wum you I test n ?se s ?ys ii her daughter interesting she hopes she will not retJl> 7H 11 00,000 Years Ago. Nftf. tiave found in a cave iu 1'UUW ones of men, who lived lot), uiiuk me urimiii 1)1 iv. f iu?h and tell you or the most polnu, aid! the best and ay to see them. Write to 2 live J. t.\ Ll'SK, i\jhion PASKeiiKor Axent, Char lemon, S. C. '' of Application for W a ? Tortured on "For ton toots 1 oc without being in toi writes L. 8. Nspier, "when oil doctors o foiled, Bock ion's Axnio Infollible for Piles, Bs boils, Fever-fores, Ee ond Corns. 36c. O _ una oegau w aee j*?i Mr*. W. L. Gilpatr: i aHorse ' , A1^ooRh past 70 si growing young agaii > old n't rids a horse told misery from ay? rtnrs from piles," At last she could d of Rogless, Ky , sleep. Doctors gave nd other remedies edies failed till El< Heirs cured me " auch wonders for h< irns, Scalds, Cuts, rigorate all vital on seme, Halt Rheum kidney troubles, in us ran teed by J F trength and appetil ecinc imters," writes ick of Dtofotthi Me. waitinir fur hel ie seems really to lie waltlnK ,or De" a. She goffered an- ? set ? guns. her cp and all rem- The wont nighti ctrio Bitters worked oil or aloes pills. Br health.'' They in- rob yon of rest I Kiios, core liver and New Life Pills, iduce sleep, impart inconvenience, b te Only *0c at J F system, caring ool nc uu Aiauu ur art? iter prices. a mee*?K of , , subsequent!; rkler's Raid. ce?*B were i riders are calomel,croton Stevens, pr They raid jour bed to Jot so with Dr. Kings Maokay, Vli They never distreu or OuWem, mai nt always cleanse the T ds, Headache, constipa- Ad annual ouu yeartt ?go, the directors held darker from * ' the following offi- i' reelected, John T. i?b esident ; Kobt. B. have lived," fa ? * from a Revere ce president j F. E. oough." To nager and secretary. [?"*? dividend of 20 per *t?<!<' Onara wuaq lira wan in constant rild beasts Today tha dang>y A. W. Hrovrn. of Alexan- v . irgely from deadly d lease >otioe is t beau for Dr. King's New ??gned, as lich cured me, I could n"f ^ ' e writes, "suffering aa I did Monday. . lung trouble and stubborn returr euro sore lungs, colds, ob- Judge of I a, and prevent 1'neutnonia, ?' dmissi< ladicine on earth. 50c and nteed by -1 K Mackey Co. Adminis mscnarge. hereby >(i von that the under ad miniHtrator ot thd^Bstate Marshall, deceased, will ou Inly 10th, 1900, make his 1 and api'ly to the Probate .aueaster County for letters an as such administrator. J. T. K. MARSHALL, trator Kstate of W. K. Mar loiqj w, riuiuvrui Crawford Bros. b . \ ?* tu?iiiiaoy ?uu | jaaeaey 10.; randei w Crawford Bros. \ ' . I ruurk Jrbarmaoj aod tion, Malaria. 26 w I Fundorbork Pbari i .. ! c at J F Maekay Co., . ? onej and Crawford Bros. | c<fBt was dec I - A i j j t . I raDderbnrk tared, pad when it|Bro?. I Pharmacy an.t I'rnwfoid j shall, dccei w. j 74-82-m . ') i?ed. J true 19. I9W. ? \ C .