Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Will One Bi# sensa Ba ,i Consisting oc 0 * frj comedians, T 3 Thaw-White ti ! creations and tl j Rushia, the Ab I the children's c jolly week, coi rae?Sffi55?S?fiSa5ffiI5HSSaSR3!S?S?S3ES???S^ L Farmers Union Bure u of|? Information j Yl k ?Conducted by the ? South Carolina Farmers' Educa- ; u tlonal and Co-Operation Union. ! N (^"Communications intended for this j,v department should be addressed to J. G ItM Stribling, Pendleton, S. C. . ! 11 Size These Facts up in Your Head. ' Cow peas $2.00 per bushel; yellow }| turnips $1.00, sweet. potatoes $1.25, seed oats $1.00, seed wheal $1.40, common hay $1.00 per hundred an.i corn no doubt will bring $1.00 on time ni in this state. Any one or ali of tlie.se j)( ( crops can be grown in great abund- jj mice on any farm in South Carolina u without the use of commercial fcrtil- s. i/.crs. n fws* vi* to fifteen * 111s coiton is ,, not in it along with these crops. You arc compelled to hold and fight for ! fifteen cents cotton. We are now -j getting llu> above prices without hold- ? ing or fighting for it. Hesid-.s more net profits on some of Ihesj crops, 7i cow peas, hav, small grain and turs nips all leave the land richer in hn- j| ' inns after the crops come off than!,! i| before planting. ^ Now here, listen: if you don't ro- w tate your crops more, you will have to rotate yourself by moving off the ^ farm or starve out yourself along with your land's. Surely you can change your way of farming easier i than you can move out. : South Carolina a Unit. Never did any farmers' organiza- ~ lion have a more solid, competent j" set of officers than our South Caro-j lina State union now has. These leaders of onriSouth Carolina j ^ Union have taken a solemn grave > ' yard oath to pledge their faith in j0 each other lo the end thai they will I s not undertake any action or work for j' tiie organization without the unani- s , mous consent of all present, < And now it is up to each county ' and local to renew their zeal in work ' and grave pledges and faith lo each ' other as our leaders have done, then (> in union we will stand as one man !' L for right. AVe will then become a un- * il impregnable by Hie attacks from ' the farmers' enemies. i' ! Ii If you have a grudge against one ] of oyur neighbors, just get in be-, j, ^ hind him and elect him to some public office or a high place in some farmers' organization. 'The farmers' organizations are mainly composed of as patriotic a r set of men as ever walked tho earth, c ' n Make your choice now as to wlieMi- 1 or you will grow a crop of cotton for c your bonded holder, or to put. into n your bonded warehouse as your own f cotton. I f Yes! you can make a good crop | j this year without debt. Plant your " cotton crop where you had cow peas, or where you had cotton last year and you need not use any fertilizer | j> this time; then nee your old plows, n H I . Present a Ga Week, I Ltional freo act. n d.- C o n c e r t s e v Id Pi-mt-itioa, w 11li 15 inil'j he best show of its kind on agedy and the escape from he poses plastique. The W ysiniu &iri, in her monster ci lelight. Thelma, the Scienl nmencing March 2nd, until Don't forget :?35S3 lil wagons, tools, old mules ami i ulelied garments and shoos then all I iiii make may lie yours. Try iliisi v litu this yoar. Many of llrj old sold- ; <> rs did (hal way just alter 111v? war. j t] 0 doubt your <ilil friends can siuht ' ii mi In several now well to do farm- I (i i's who made their first crop after i }) le war without a dollar or any orod- t !( j I! Stop rowing in your unions anil jn se more business horse sense in your j rganizat ions and other work, Hum L,. mi will get along better. If you don't know what <roo:l com- . ir ion business horse sense V like, may e it is different from that found in le head of a jackass. Better take up j lis question and deliberate on it a f?ell just awhile before you get up nother conspiracy to down a fellow nion man or a neighbor. Cotton. D Never before did the supply and P at ura 1 demand for cotton com pro- 5V lise ?n such an unjust price to the . ? rower as is now ruling the cotton s' larket. I h The. buyers are strenuously bring1- ! ig forward every point possible to j own cotton holders, .lint the cotton ; older that grows his own feed stuffs j ? ill soon out wind this forced race \ ( y the buyer, and the cotton bronco nyer will 'be blown out of the race z A\ Crosses of Honor. . . p The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, i t 52, IT. D. C., Newberry, S. C? this (1 5th day of February, 100S, begins n, lie three months advertising required j n precede the bestowal of Crosses of i lonor upon I lie sons of veterans, j 'herefore. all veterans residing in ' dewberry county who have not re- J ' oived Crosses of Honor and who do- 1 ^ ire them are requested to make ap- ^ ilication before the expiration of aid three months. Tf, after the time xpires a few veterans are late in ap- v dying, the Crosses of Honor can be 1 resented to both classes at the same ^ ime. provided, the veterans are sorv<1 first and then the decendanfs. The (lain purpose of the rule is. "to keep o he decendanfs from boimr at any Iimu n (referred to the veterans and not that h he decendanfs shall wait for years s >ocnuse a few veterans are delaying ^ bout applying for flreirs. "We must nok at the purpose as well as the n el for of the law." w Mrs. J. A. Burton, p President. To Prevent Fruit From Molding. o Small bubbles of air in a fruit jn.', '' 1 damp cellar and numerous other V auscs may effect the formation of a h nold on the top of canned fruit. A u lositive remedy for this is to pur- n hase a litlo glycerin and keep it near C t h'and while canning the fruit. Bo'ore sealing the jars put a teaspoonul of the glycerin on top of the h 'mil. This does not, in any way, in- d lire lire fruit, and will prevent the e noldiug. The Designer. But perhaps Mr. |{oosevell will j ( >ress (lie prosecution of Mr. Harri- ' nan.?News and Courier. ii V la Time and Beginnin High dive twice 'ery half hour, d ni l fe n lie jjj'/f.Kiiisrjj, 15 the road today. The Sing Sin?;. A J s c> TIislm.1, i!d West, presenting the h I en of rep> Nc;i;o, ha tific Palmist. Madame Eh Saturday, March 7th, 1908 the date an< k 5. &8&:&Bisana Sure Care for Nail Wounds. Take tli.' yolk of an e^v, mix thick ith t. cleans;' tlit? wound tho.ughly with warm water, then spread In1 salt an,I egir on a doth and apilv. jm11iiii2" on one-half i:f (ho mixure. Leave it on ten or twelve ours, then apply the rest. IT this nu'dy were h-'tt- r known a:nl used, lore would he fewer cass of lockiw. The Designer. !aple Sirup for People who Have 110 Maple Trees. Take twelve large corn-vobs, hreak l small pieces, boil in one gallon of afrer I'oi' an hour. Then strain, and [Id ten pounds of li-jhl brown sugar: nil as thick as desired. Keep in a jol place. Tlve Designer. The youngest king in the world is audi Chua of Uganda, Africa, a rotectorate of England. He is now bout eight and holds court seated a a scarlet, throne with a leoparl kill under his feet and bearing in his and a toy gun. Tho evident Democratic disposition > to accept Bryan and d- feat not so vacefully as greedily.?News and Courier. .It is now said that E. 11. Ilanriman all be sent as a delegate to the Reublican Convention from his disriet in New Yo:k. Nor will he he the >nly "undesirable citizen" in that ody.?'News and Courier. lt| Ilanriman he sent to the hVpuh!can Convention, lie will he sent in lie interest of the nomination of lovernor Hughes, of New York.? lews and Courier. Yesterday in Charleston was a day ery parsimonious in excuses for hose whose pews were empty.? lews and Courier. One of the singular contradictions f the legislative mind is the dcteilinatuMi to nrou :ig th;; senior. >o >ng as the j':y continues .in.I l'< mi io ave a few hours in getting horns.? It is disappointing thai TVfr. Heart's ew party did not declare in plain :ords lor " ^.ovcrmucn! i?v newspaer." A It !ioi:'.>li :he South Carolina house I' ivpr-?se itatives refused to hear t.ie 'farewell address" of the late Ceo. Washington last Saturday, it would av listened with pleasure to a fare:ell address from B. H. Tillman, lakjng another vacancy.?News an 1 Courier. After all, the S<ilc halls are to be eld in the State house. "On with tlve ance"?hut is the "joy uneonfind?" ?News and Courier. Although there arc to he no "Jim how cars," its is noticeable that 'Jim (Vow" luncheons now prevail ti Washington.?-News and Courier. d United I Festival at N ig Monda every day. .Con* av and night. C!( >t v >* 2l- > an J ?l uicers and cak ren(.!omo," presenting a pot , society's favorite entertaine iistoiicdl and sensational niel< If human, half turtle. The I don, and a great variety of ; l, inclusive. d place?Newk YOU! | We put a Victor or an Edison in your home now, and you pay for it a little every week, i You wont miss the money, and ! he first ihing you know the! instrument is yours. VICTOR EDISON ; We will arrange it today if you come in. Salter's Art and Variety Store, Newberry, S. C. Rational Pneumonia and La Grippe Treatment, The most successful physicions arc now treating pneumonia ami la grippe by the application of counter-irritants. They are learning to resist the temptation to doctor the cough, which, after all, is only nature's effort to relieve herself, and are endeavoring to reach the scat | of the congestion without the use of ' internal remedies. Some are using preparations about as pleasant to the patient as an application of mud or putiy, but the wisest use a ?: pleasant liquid counter-irritant The ideal remedy is Noah's Liniment. J Its carefully compounded ingredients n possess wonderful powers of penetration and immediately reduce the inflammation and congestion Noah's Liniment is absolutely harmless, and can be used freely without consultation with a physician. Apply the liniment freely over the point of paiti or congestion. Saturate a hot llauucl and keep it applied to that portion of the body. The efTect will be almost immediate, and in many cases the threatened pneumonia will be dispelled before a physician can be secured. Hest for rheumatism, scialia, lame back, stiff joints and muscles, sore throat, ; colds, strains, sprains, cuts, bruises, colic, cramps, etc. l*'or internal and external aches and pains Noah's Liniment has 110 equal. For sale and guaranteed n by Gilder & Weeks, 25c , 50c., and $1 co Noah Remedy Co., Richmond and Ilos- 1 ton. Sample mailed. 1 AUDITORS NOTICE. j1 Assessment of Personal Property For 1908. I ~ _ c f. or an authorized agotir, wilt bo at the following named places for thv> c G! Shows fewberry, S. C., ty, March 2. 3y Island Royal Italian I 3an moral shows, i ;e walkers, coon sliouters and funny "j trayal of every truthful detail of the j r, presenting a series of spectacular ;)drama the Cowboys and the Indians j ^i<?" l(,enis Wheel. The Penny Arcade, attractions of every kind to make one I >erry, S. C. I This is Worth ^REAPING... It is not our policy to hand you out a bait for breakfast ana follow it with a lemon for dinner and supper. Shoddy, shop worn goods - such as you generally find at "Special Bargain Sales'' are too dear at any price. There is not one single item in our line on which there is not a lower price than any other firm can consistently offer. We mean honest serviceable goods at 'Bargain Prices'. Study your own interest?come?if we don't Show You a Glean Gut Saving on any every purchase pass us bv, The large trade we command was not built in a day or by "Special Bargain Sales." Only by persistent hard and honest toil have we gained the confidence of the public. Spend your money where the dollar gives the best results. Yours for Bargains, O. KLETTNER The i^airand Square Dealer. mrpose of taking l-otur s of person- having same listed by the school trusi.l property for 1008: loos and township assessors. At Newberry Jan. 1st to 10. All male persons between the ai^e At Ohappells Jan. 20. of \i 1 and 00 years (except ConfedAt Longshore Jan. 21. crate soldiers, or those persons unAt Walton Jan. 22. able to earn a support from any At Glymphville Jan 23. cause), are liable to poll tax. At Maybinton Jan 21. No return will be accepted unless At W'.i:'.ir?!re Jan. 25. sworn to by taxpayer or some person At Po?p ?> .? a Jan. 27. authorized to make same. At Little Mountain Jan. 28. Persons changing residence from At O'Nealls Jan. 20. one township to another shjuld so At. St. Lukes Jan. 30. state to assessor and avoid having At Jolly Street Jan. 31. their names entered in two townships. At Prosperity FeFby. 3 and 4. Farmers and others in making returns And at Newberry until February for their hands should pay special !0th, after whirih time the 50 per cent attention to this. >enalty will be added according to Ileal estate is not assessed this aw. year, but be careful to not on tax reThc law requires a lax on all note-?, t,,rn each transfer of land or lots ru rtgages and moneys ah-o an income (bought or sold) since last return, ax on gross incomes of $2500.00 and wi.ilo on the rounds throughout the ipwavds founty the books of assessment will A capitation tax of 50 cents is as- be opened each morning at 10 o'clock essod on all dogs, the proceeds to be on.I closed at 4. The office at Newxpended for school purposes. berry will be open as usual each day. Taxpayers or their agents should be W. W. Cromer, areful to assess all dogs and avoid Auditor Newberry County. )