Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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uaaftgu. sEaTfltgL, barnweli. a. o, promises re^poiihiui** for ilui. “ 1t in _i>hi bking Ui nn tvy Ift.y I l.n I. .■!.■■» Ill WWftTPW as the alleged Negro E<| ihI Rigid * . ** ' '• ■ •■ r, >• a • , ... gtie hllTH li'ttlt* OT f 11«11,1111 • U to r«y liWJ lcai/i i»ra^tifci&a agvji/st ue ( gr< 11 n sc r u p 11<» uh *• m pfa>ii*tt4 a ge n t s such associations remain PUBLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY OUGH* AGE is of R. BOYP. (All£. kr>!f()R, il«>nt while Soulhf ru m'gr.aFF-D*' W i0 ^: ». i " ” . ’’ *- • * Jittfoval ice at Kuril for-North ert-.iirtn Ioh\ niE thoir buuo;/ aiD-ady uvprero'w'rtr Tl^y eihit.it no concern regarding miserable mar. ue if it allows the concen trated foods to sift, to the bot- tom of the trough and be- rrn cities liviftR and'Working 'eoqC>tj$r»r *,h .»• r;,/ ' -Ht::: '. ' . -* .’ISvlhiy negroes gn* forced '.to einj/r C ---r-r <- '■they offer no protest agauiet this v f 1 fin ; <,x nio nth a One, year fh ree prionths .60c ADVKI'.TIHISC RkTB* from it. Ther6 is no danger of this with lout* exploitation -if which blacRe and wmte* alike e ffer.” W« givethe statement in Toll frpin Mr Morris,mi, fair rfo Ijjan is better hi Ip than he to speak the whole-truth a-'to the condition - of labor and fi\ mg which have met the negroes » h » hnp.* emi- granted to East ,St. Louis. and unwit- tingly emipr«ted into a race riot. We mention the matter simply to help or iees. foi one insertion zoc : iwu iiir aertions 60.*; three insert ions 7hc ; four insertions $100. One Cent _tor each . word over 2h: ~ Liberal offerj to merehknts who wish In advertise by the month, season or fear. Obituaries-, trfluites of respect or cards of thanks, and all notices of a personal nature are charpcd for as regular ad vertisements.- 1 • No advertisements will be, changed on:ess copy is received before Monday noon each we.ek. Communications and news letters are a ways welcome, tint should reach this office not later than Monday of each week. CIRC U LA T MIN (i CAR ANTE ED LARGER THAN A LI. OTHER PA PERS PUBLISHED IS THE COUNTY Com hi Ned. when they are wetted down a half hour or so before using. Then they eoifvbine more thoroughly and uni formly witjr^theotBer forage Than the old style hulls. Use I^uckeye -Hulls flfoperly and you will find them a better roughage than old style hulls and far more eco nomical. i ? v - .... * -i. ' . • .*, • Other Advantages i Buckeye Hulls cost nftich less 2000 pounds real roughage to the than old style hulls. / . ton -not 1500 pounds of rough- They allow better assimilation of age and 500 pounds of lint. food. J ' backed.—easy to handle. No trash or dust. N6 lint. Take less space in the barn. recently Wilted Plant aide by side with the healthyfreslaUnt plant.—A'com * men Occurrence.—James Island, South Carolina, August. <hl* eeapon.Qf.the year cotton wilt through plow? or flnpl«ireh&~nf Any' 1« very active;- and, reports from va- fh*r~rarrr soil from the diseased ! lions fvectlons of the State indicate that th1e troublesome disease is more widespread t?iis'“season than ever be fore. I'ntiL’'recenUy,.. wilt has Wen fioltls at this confined to the-citastal plain blit It Is also being reported from Piedmont section; so, every the State should keep a close lookout for the disease and as found tAke steps to- prevent its spread, df the farm , JUlIUs affected with , this disease shed their leaves, wilt and die. I’pir.i plants where examination, the wilted-plants, will he patches, found to he Tlack"on the-lu -.dfe ' If the '. \vhe*f wilt stem is sprit open black-..srteaks are. can i,o rente keep t.he record stright areas To other partp of the farm. It niigh;, also be carriod in drainage water. ; Where the disease is found in the season of the year, pre : now cautions should be taken to-.prevent the its spread. Cutout the diseased patches farmer in and do iTfrt plow through them, and pre vent drainage—water from these soon as it is patches from getting on to other parts It is also a good" pliyi to. pull tip and destroy the diseasjad wilt occurs in small TflE REFORMER Our frietuls of the Episcopal faith have in their prayers a.list of those evi s Trom whj r cff the# pray to he delivered. ' i . • But.tl^at prayer was written before the day of" the tnoderiiT reformer, or eUe i % they would have added "from the man who' takes himself too serioucly. deliver Mr. E. W. Leonard, EUendale, Term.> has been feeding Buckeye Hulls to three milch coirs. He says that,the cows are gwihg more imlk and butter end ere inline condition. He prefers Buckeye Hulls. f * * To secure the best results and .to develop the en*iTage'odor, wef the thoroughly twewe hours be tor $ feeding. It is easy to do t! westing them dowfl rjight and morning for the n?xt feeding. If at an us I At best he is a sort of compel Mt jry ha l a i«*e~^4he Toek-r+bWd ^ wsertii’i-vt! whf» In lieves in..hinkii v'd- eper in the rut. NNV- have had ft fejv reformer* in Amenean politics wh ise !ierif ag**is. li t r, > BNWKI J .Till liM this cannot he < feed the hulls d| >ne, wet down St least tiiTrly minutes.' If you prefer to , use only half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. Book of Mixed Feeds Free t formula for, every combination of ferds uised in the how much to feed for ; maintenance, for milk, fer-fat- rk. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for operly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill. Dept. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. >nta Birmingham . Crerntcc.ad Little Bock ;u$ta Charlotte JaUtton MacOn ■ KEEP THE RECORD STRMljHT in U;c recent rtuif cla»l> in East St Louis, brings to fhc foraJjic.nrany - ded problem of the race quertton in Ain.-r- ieft, The varmus comments that have' been published ori this outbreak will fail in three clashes; "Many of the Sojtli'TM newspapers who have smart ed ni silence under the implied superior wisdom i f N irthern editors as to hand ling the negro problem, have secretly rejoiced not in the race clash, but in. the fact that the riot occurred in a state north of Mason.and Dixon’s line The attitude of Northern sentiment toward tbe.'.viuih and its treatment of negr es lias hi-er. th*it the negro would r ach his racial nji.lhuJam *o4t4v- wegt’d treat lii? ra-’e as tic* N '*rtl: wouldl T'he- >o.iMteru {*ress r* i Hees-to-SeH^ thet- lays who talone hold of tjhe fbmriesVnVuior a^ to the di-.ippear- r' ance'nf (use Morgan, a tr.ember of the fion in former Masonic L’raft. *1» c.deiijjjf reform'Ma- i in :».is yvgv, Purs off the* c in u! V • ■ • ■r.-e' + x * “jiicy out. of. < xist- n,*e. 1 i'ney fail yd H - wat f ‘ r and' plant, food.-. paus'i ... ' i , ’• ydanta' -bn w ilt- and’die. This then auhottgh they succ-ieercd io-array-; . . ■ . , . , • will live in the soil indefinitely i ig against Masonry k!i the intluenCm- ! o: the churches, and' in Smith Carolina j for a time they practically exchnl.rli- i from participation in the order all of j- tlie best church members. 1‘rior to the Civil war the inhospitable climate of Massachusetts and the soybaked plai - of Kntisft? (ley-dop'd th.s* m t for tbe B'holi.tLf.i::-*if -H*i+ver*e revt»rr< tBaronid the. bl >ck' iii ti slave tn t-e.e^t ly r-^rtW i.uthing, i Dept. K \1rmphit Stiniu iirmers throughojui t! e who ate suffering .f fOttf in tou< h with the people who have seed fof sale. f lo'Mie-. - labr.r md-p n cHme i>r anyTkji g*p’.- Nolidi of Final -Discharge ’’hbfrtliy ifivjft) that on Mi n- day July Id. 1 wi-’l at ply * .!no K. >. ,e. - teg ubge Pr t HU'sCir I'srnw- ! 1 men DECKhpEli itr. MJt»7 MILL CLOSED UNtfL FURTHER NCTHCE b'trr- k Am th<-r class comment j&otneg Iroin* the negro lenders and in fact ' b __ ffiUi their wisest J-aders.' Th'e general coi'sensos of their opinion is to place a martyrs halo around the head iff every negro who fails a victim to murder or. mob violence, forgetting the faok that n»i^b violence is no leepej^tox of color when once if is aroused. * Forgetting aluo the fact that- wherever and when- _/ • . t ever two races have., lived side by side that clashes would inevitably occur in their essence an No M5re ; .' , - Currency Panics To you remember theshuildownsV \ the- business depression and the lack of employment which fol- Jowed thecurrency pinic of 1907? To prevent another currency enoUi-Ki the ry o' humanity hag no j !.tt foj i idividualitism, they are to jye melted and run through moulds after h s oW;: heart. K i t h *• r »rt ttecojut of h% j * -a 1 - nusly • or ignorai/Oe h?~tiei.eve* ti.at everybody is .-.T acai-iyt him’. b. - lie’ve tn tLb rdili ••■Tth a :ni?i-'oi:. buV\f Federal Reserve Bank flanic thC Federal Reserve Bank ing System keeps on hand an irrv?re|fse supply of currency to * ur £i#n the banks which belong to thf systt m. of w hich we are one, •oMvat they may at all times meet thfe cumncy requirements of Ineif depositors. Pt e:;i Fit appe.il to you to get it* protection, without" coat, by btCGlplifig cne of OUT dpnofiitftr*? These clashes are a'tagonism of a'at.dards rather .than of ] mor 1 *. fertile soil Tor them than the i 4 n . races, hi the comments from negro , effete Esst. There reforms galore have leaders there are t raced*-of. veiled j been put op«the s’at ute books, but threats which come imt from tfie great ir,ass of 'negroes themselves but from the pi-t+ftt ly few men wiiuwrmtd climtr ii’to power over the wrongc over their brethren. One of these veiled threat* is that uDder the sdOiHedjpefiecution^ of the rnce in the South it will emigrate and leave the South unaided to settle its pressing Tabor problems. For the sake of argument let us grant that this f hadiomHniieitjpie -avi/ h e tils own ludi •r<)U*i.e*s he me* -st Ties * >p<•-'.* K id ne y MEMBER RAO RESERVE wiMiian* sin rage ’her aims, whleff i eed ti t i: ¥r~g—vrh r crutcked so tec ram tt bizarre women or men to Support them The women of England by their work in munition plants and by taking s industrial ate tfie places'of their iner, have done mure for .women's suffrage than all the reformers of the Pankhurs! type. The At nerican women who- have C ,ur,I > Trc5 * ur ’ r > Ouar crlv Rtf.vrt o( F're* i v Co S( \ QUARTERLY REPOHT AT ONA' . BANK vers.ity of S-uf th^ (Vi'ui'ty S i iorrat-1bu ( \ Eli Cctl.ctvd Frog Apr:! 1st is not a threat, but the irre^istahiB gone as guides to Ftait.c.e^.ajul,..vUu>.are ■. Inclusive ,oF« ts.vaf 'ed course* j p. t literaa»re, history, ‘They4ahperi6es are’ ’Voyfortunitije for' f*/A largi- number Aitable Gradont*-s >iate receive free nee| t in th*- further‘tuirtieultrs conviction of negro leaders that els* - where than^fiv .South is the fullest * ■ ■ ... - - X s r. - dprel ipment of the race to be attained. Yet there is a valuable sidelight thrown on the question of emigration by Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Pederation of Labor, under a Wash ington date line of July 5th. The Ne gro Equal Rights League of Bolton had charged trade unionism with re sponsibility for the East St. Louis race riot. In reply Mr Morrison said “The ch&'ge is viciously untrue. The Illinois trade union movement is striving to « p - ^ organize the workers of both races. Mao; of our local unions have backing the Red Cross work and'.Liber* ty loans are doing more f ir woman* • '" r ”*,-'. / suffrage than the reformers who dis gust the nation by displaying disloyal and treasonable sentiments before th** White House gates. ADulhrr type of refdrtne.r who is thrust upon us is t -e political prohibitionist. We ca 1 kmt political to distinguish him from t) e sincere advocates of temperance who wish to make the world betier by a w.re control of liquor. In Congress the uoii- tical prohibitionist !is always on tl.e job. Regardless oL whether' the p*-ud ing bill is for a naval station' in Guam Magistrate » Sflm Gill Airaut Reopl. s John Rrovvq; <ieorgt* (iuiitvf - law arnjft business, moderate itn*l nia support are affbrd i f scholar.-hips are of colleges in th| tuition m all jpmjrs.ei School of Law. For write to * - THE RK ESI DENT. University of South Carolina Comiiibia. S. C fib uo io Ou 2-6S - L‘ 6b 1 61. 1 07 1 61 40 00 Ben Harden An Ambition and a Record 'THE r.rfdsTif rhe South are identicd..Vrith the l^ced* bto.e .VuU rrn RailwAs tLe rrowtb todl 4bcccw of cue mean* K.e'upbti'lllkc cl tte erttrr. V. , \ Ti e Southern."Railway no ite.-orjen to when. , \ ' *•" v' The imhitiop of the. ScuthefAJ unity < :tite,e't that i* bon* of ccA ti e riilrcuJ*: to fee perfected thapni cocj.t of tiilroadf v.-hicb \miMt t aCcroce; to reulLxe that lihefility c tc-1 Stain the si!i itional rapilli tieede Magintfat# at Bartwei] I amt** Drayton J*te W it is Hn‘.tT S iintvr •pecial prinkye fiat' $J0 00 • INI O) j 15 00 Registration Notice Get yoor regisiraPibn certificate uexl i Salesday . ,-Vogut-ta 6th. Notice\t* hereby given thnt/aH per. sons tt'hu deeire It* Vifte.in ;/.• ^ ,1 -y ,* Total Magistrate at Hilda r-.lif.vj fiiilU’et tucidi tenict; aiU, finally—* / —\ —Tt) r<trrTrv rtrteAr. the body' po‘-tK- ether t?e»t indeuriy; witb oo more, but wit r.jttf «.nal equal ej w-ttuuitiei. - citizenship in Porto Kicd, n negro member..-, and negro delegatee attend e /stal»;:shmvr t /e req air* d t • ten cejti6tfiiiV> fD To.; it.ii w.ji bT he B uud of lf.-g of a County (N urdwill present ;h*-ir r*-gt».ir»u Ttie books c>i open-ai the offi -e i'! rati ■ ni 81 theiC lift? Only. A Jgj^( Dxme. Til y us Collection? hy. ftiid if you /a V 4 h>* W Svwyt>r, brokers t*x $10'JP employment agents to Cniiie tu East St. * ■ Louis in such^pumber^ that they could control anti, he debaUs pretirtnii and-f ranks 1 i* \sneeches hack t. , ± ytir.r certifKia>». nona l-e'ki.hp HitrUAyfA* A older of .the ti* aru u'terr in the next-t-le -lion 8flit tide of ' this q jarters.--jrhe Chamber of Cfittjhieice waTUrged wreki»-ag^- bv cne i t its ojr. fleers to use ;ts ag>rn<t .the ctuii fcign of misrjeprtaeniatiba imtb/aiee •rr»* psjicr r>ij q.i-s.iun i u>t>ru*d.. iet :f, be | that Ke stand ^hole h* t.rfc.u y 'T >r anj Jm Vi merit contra) whidkey, th ~4e WW".' 1 TW 111 <W. W. }} * ‘ A . i s 1 i ’t> 1 rug i >ine- 1 \ l r>*e ;*>.:r i -1 ’.j.iLat'r- 0 1*1-. li v ■ j LK ri < ‘Y ijrl’jh fc^tl ■ y * '•-/ 'dbg | *'*• . - ■ v .{I de.t er-. 1» *’■ > i MX--* j if id n ey “ remedy - T > f 1 ^ A 1 pii it he same ih.H-t *. 1 • Co., Pr-ins.. Bt, &*! 1 . - ■ T *- : 1 r&FwZL, \y ' M i* i fh -