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MR. FARMER: It pays touy quality any brand of fertilizer yo guaranteed on. the bags, zer. What you want to kr Practically All manufacturers of mixed fertilizers obtain the Phosporic Acid in their goods from Acid Phosphate, and the Potash from the various Potash salts which are imported from Germav.V When we come to the Aumor -a, however, which is by far the costliest ingredient, the manufacturrhasa wide field to select from. A dozen or more different. rna - terials containing this necess;ry element of plant food are used by the various man ufact.ourers in the preparation of their goods. Some of these materis are much more -xoensive to use than others. The most expensive of all are COTTON SEED MEAL, DRIED BLOOD, GROUND FISH. and TANKAGE. We would not disparage the value of any of the nuierous materiais as a plant food, but all competent authorities igree that the four nameai above at e the very best sources from which to obtain the Nitrogen or Ammonia necessary to nourish a growing P. S.-Just as we had finished writing ti our valued farmer customers in Sumter couni with several fertilizer people and would like t EVER. I WILL 6IVE YOU MY ORDER UNLE TON CHEAPER. I have tried yours and knoi If you have never used our goods we can mers who will bear similar testimony to their staind the are nestaers ow. hei + wntillat that ouldn thove tae tupnpdvate, but the wilotec- cor wbi bing tegnL Editor. toen calledt the teabusn the ing bly nearer to itsieiding, and in the pucc oa itesoming trea 01 gnerl iporanc, 101 o -mpant they Houed hviledi mat thinItb. 9. C..to JAN. bL192 tei oemnt the vusdiest pla mar- dfo - ain dn muc-- k i o ader and msrered - able out o the rdina: .i sentat tion, aswhen iaw e stneds fro, leg be IA OREPE~. thegenll dipstiis ercodaprt te reastos the sother soe faras passe or ily ic the govatteav f r as peo, w wcnstrcivegsatogna ase benoaedt the attetion of teHuei e'ahgai cearer Ato te eningo nd se pbio gooa lttler slow mtrea vessio thr thhas hee legisaion mig theyriously right sttem be aeneclrimpadeabcehioh doIlens.o the House whil it mte think tbesitthe 191 so will pbea sustited the eeuship ats pat. siorkdd itforkaing thitne muc asi. tei dutyan upricntnte vers but of he ordinare: itheem o touina henire exungefrom Jn sbo tet itneral pton teg tuhei sumer ta partopte raon the P fonrtive liflto scn the blso h act ill ohe anoortunityhexle calerd of thenea iemptincfte topini ont h govwero wall ms thseislaItionught the wcold ofeg the aoy th nourigh t th fue dsrecorutionb which xSit withou frou theesage such the veold by adt the 191v ses- arts asste the m semblyrshop asor sion, ad is vor ihirydias theiki godupti to riscint pig butrIehave refched Sthte board oursena theytiredmessagetand Ble sionutati will ae te afull t hiummergt o l o whe papi fontdy if the etos out ne they tatei the aoppttnitxl calher wil haentea importanctp toheacm the goernot allimas ahre ha bendr. Tuhereo insaboutonehis proctere on dhe ofr trat ovthe legislatufre s cto eoit aoring a te ourt.oft mak over dthegro' which was i witot deobttherpep' Theemany pap theoonentsy the goveor astin fthe geralaseml who fore yar roang this vthas ethmel nenthin il fordpoes t daiscrediftin dreirntonthes utteor of tlea comng theyisadray to ot gbedutowlbre tepople atd datesfn h rilturerong, when a shows is sthe oftothe sustained-theytdopthis.vthy aoret pantd will sthere lhaveoe a now act. uote back on the goenor' athenB vTere tohasse mauresdm overponBets. pltr is adayof tat oveo who weislae taccungAts relcteding comingat caryrt him asew: ove the cositerntrs freto a lease resthe. sol. The m a vtes Iopponento he goenacin opredfeae the girnsluex l opo veth areit oino tei aso teeto orel nent doinatoe the maug Joe ofat urthe Libelgue. becu tme~ twhoeicoming priake up byhs fugt s say, tat ihn the Hoernor outo faor fateioacies, docand~ivnd goer teore the petond tes or the leiStatue winl the afa psos over side ovternontrover- proiution elemecnt Indm we hatd to pasmesurnte orhi jBdgent, rgatfrds of weas isak verto theoullhe taccounti re~ ~elected, goewilrnry wiethe hit aseit vtoke theircosttetsufr teir a Blease oJe.alegislature ob ga v~ ol es heaid nthe eatpoe beefted thue oegisatiue l eto tunit to otepon the venoi owaedsmited by the Jondaes mbat rht eothe Libel Act.eas, his Act whovo is ben ae up by those not orhad e in the tntHost and will faorte posthasie s indv~oe eive unote olaw he voteto to by dtwoo ClmbiaSate. and the sae pass hiveru this gviernor's nt prob oiti i elemenI ply awer. held bto mepinb~ the:us byudgment xregardes o posdo Bhea fis.eHouse ainssmn is isBleed novenor uhther ot hee areton killd thReasuroe tore pbeiBle aed uons a eisatures ota ith ctdb overdi the vetonae. elected uecause te hattue 5no Mr. myoiunotegoerid towa~~n vrd feoithenr fo e adiateso ea hig. httyeroe asibei~ Act tndeifr goenof m~ibsortn th takd i thispporut th aaan d l bea aust andi bease ie 0 oeral tnhim, becus t is ofewas not gam nofpticsi heing lyedas b - inedeby to mm so the bysapr U thoste tho ifet oed o tahi asn andReoe voted to pass it vin baee upon hs acts asitha tetover the eo, becaue tovernr, to preecasteo thehe sn takengin thisovetd thnpany two year.niagoeandtbecause hesofa t intret o henexwspapersadddtta pif etdh olai throughout the State, but, in to judge. The~n too, lawyvers of the an2 e mopnn hadl this Acrt been State hare it in fo- hi mbecr-ueI nart in your fertilizer as much a L buy that is put up by a rep but the analysis alone is LOW is, what kind of materia plant from germination to maturity. Almost any manu facturer will tell you that he uses one or the other of the above materials, but DOES HE GUARANTEE IT? We pin our faith to COTTON SEED MEAL, the South's own product, and the peer if not the superior of any. We use it as our principal source of Ammonia i.L all of our mixtures and in all grades under 8-4-4, WE USE NOTHING BUT MEAL. A STATEMENT TO THIS EFFECT IS PRINTED ON THE BACK OF EVERY BAG AND OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH IT. In manufacturing an 8 4-4 and higher grades from Cotton Seed Meal, it is necessary to use a small amount of Nitrate of Soda or some other mineral source .of Am monia. WE GIVE YOU A SIMILAR GUARANTE9 ON THE BAGS CONTAINING THESE MIXTUR $ WHICH STATES IN PLAIN LANGUAGE EXAC'MY WHAT PER CENT. OF THE AMMONIA IS DEPVED, FROM NITRATE OF SODA AND WHAT PER.BNT. FROM COTTON SEED MEAL. e above, we received a letter from one of :y in which he says: "I am corresponding o compare their prices with yours. HOW. C SS THEY ARE SEVERAL DOLLARS PER C v what they are." refer to a large number of satisfied custo- C value. - is having the termerity torfairness, I want Gov. Blease toft issue with the supreiu: stand or :all upon his record, ti t in the matter of oppoint- and not by passion fanned into tI special Judges whene-er n fame by extremists or partisans a at countyseat conclude- they Iwho are not well of the sores .al an extra term of ccurt; inflicted in the last primary by -a< se committed an unpardon- jthe election of Blease over ia sin when he wanted the over Featherstone, nor do I wish ! lature to fix the law so that to be forced to take sides in the is governor, who, must issue personal wrangle between Ira Iti nission, would have the B. Jones and Cole L. Blease. i r to protect the taxpayers What I do want, is to lhave the; st this drain upon the coming campaign conducted in s mry, and in the coming a way raiat will be educating to Tr >aign this spec-ial judge Ithe masses, so that men may go * b ~er will play an imnportantj to the .polls and vote for the i-t in the Blease-Jones contro-J S tate's good, but they will not )s1 .- I believe this is so, Judge be able to do so, if they are to s, who has been selected as make their selections from ther a ~tandard-bearer of the op. standpoint of partisan prejudice..t ion to oppose Blease, has Judge Alton B. Parker, who id ~dy tired off a gun taking wa h Dmcatcsadd " Swith Governor Blease mn bearer for the presidency, was ewspapers. This letter of the guest of the State Bar As ~x-Caief Justice is regarded - ociation, He addressed the e e opening gun of the cam- General Assembly as well as the , in the hope of getting two houses separately. I nrusta se to reply im the news- Isay I was disappointed in h-im n ~rs instead of bringing his' s a speaker, there are hundredlss anation face to face to the1o men in this State who would a ~es, but I doubt if they en- entertain mue more than did Ih him in this way. He. may .Judge Parker. Of course thisi reply to .)ones in the ne ws- distinguished American is an. ~rs, but if the anti-Blease; able lawyer and jurist, but as ti s think that Blease is go- a public speaker he is not as at.. o let the matter rest by de- tractive as many men whom Ia ing on the newspapers, they lhave heard, and too. was lessP wake up to find themselves Idistinguishil . another think coming to Thr a eyinteresting , for it is known to all men conThoe'rs wat a jonejricar Bleae i notreling poncomttees aet ain t iiarye papI estlive thatm because contending sides in the matter I eI bteatent the bease of passing over the gover-nor's e leadn trewsaerso the isr veto an Act providing for a cm ieluadmg thewpapere, emsiission form of government for thiiou othingwhobeed the city of Charle~ston. The Acta'1 therofcel o the popleo was passed last year with no op tisfyc him, o he poplens position, the Genieral Assembly sasfy hsmade lsom mriens- outside of the community affect ese hasmad som inmis- cts had no interesc in it. there wa inte xpreions hcs e the bill had easy sailing;" fas is ts. expreos hie but when the governor vetoed the forehsats. ere of dis measure the Community Club of essagestwereno-ay dpl Charleston got active, and sent; e swescntedy word toid out letters to the members of ^ ueexescnte od to the-ta General Assembly urginga exprsion of thes mes-esat they commit themselves e to. strme but. they eset passing the Act over the veto. :so Mstons, Hat they r To this 1 took exceptions, takin coedesstes oily the posittion that although the bil' Hey ward or an Ansel those was beauseptoe uaimoursled i; know Blease would have t eas hseitrse n go him with hypocrisy. In terpIosed no opposition, but th le r wordis, addressing the Gen Chief Executive acting under Assembly he spoke to the his authority provided by thec bers of the two bodies just constitution, saw fit to veto e would and did speak to it, and I _resented the attempt -masters-the people whengto commit ahle members inm vas a candtdate, believin~ advance of hearing the reasons-I where they were cormmi) for- the veto. d by them it did not make Since the passage of the Act. elay of which they weem there has been a political revo , any better than the chy: lution in Charleston which swept ose they -riepresent, and-if from powerflthe old-timers and ~ as to address the represen.1 put into office new blood. the re s of the peonle he hadi a sult of this election left its scars, to speak to 'them just asj and those who opposed the pres eato those theyar sup ent administration renewed their but with foc.1a o o take advantage of a registra C streist.and amno-t ation -whic-h was made in Charles I nt want bsleni ton_ somre time in the past wheng s in anything else. You C9t utable manufacturer, will not a trve test of the val is are insed to make that a: This Guarantee IS W ,CRTH MORE TO YOU THAN THE ANALYSIS PRIN TED ON THE FACE OF THE BAGS AND YOU GE'!, IT FROM NO OTHER MANUFACTURER. Two other points, at least, should be considered in de'ciding whose brand of fertilizer you will use: First, it should be thoroughly mixed, so that every 'bag of the same brand will be as nearly alike as it is possible to make them. OUR MACBINERY (purchased in December, 1911) IS THE VERY LATEST AND THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE AND INSURES PERFECT MIXTURES. Second. You want your fertilizer to come to you in, ood mechanical condition-dry and free from lumps. IN THIS RESPECT WE OUT-CLASS THEM ALL1. THE MOISTURE IN OUR FERTILIZER IS FAR BEL LOW THE AVERAGE AND THEY DISTRIBUTE BET TER THAN ANY. OUR LEADERS: Oil Mi Standard, I High Grade Top Dr otton Grower, . 8-4-4 . i Mill Special, . 34 In addition to t eerless Meal Mixture, 834 we manufacture fil Mill High Grade. . 8-3-4 of Special Mixture em Meal Mixture, . 8-2-3 for all crops. 1- .1 iere was no issue, in this regis:- jas certain as I can be of anythit ation only about one-half onf the people of Charleston do ii e voters are on the book-s, aual want to change their form of go large majority of this numnberg ernment; if by some snap jud e in for wiping out the Graceil ment a few under the guise ministration before it has had law, succeeded in getting enoeg hance to show what it wvill do. votes to wrest the governme tthe hearing Mayor Grace pre- 4out of the hands of those th< ~nted the side of the administra- recently choose to govern the n in a splendid manner, show city, :iere would be trouble of g if the act was passed over the seriou: nature, therefore I thu sto about one half of the citi- jthe ea& coise is the solti nship would be deprived of the ! ude-r rai present condition ht of suffrage, that it would prejudiue ot thie majority in ti ufair to those who were elec- g gzoral assern bly agaimst any a d to oflice after one of the most i~ oii h 1:Vecnor. euens politicalt b-ittles ever' j :xtw there will be a spi eld in the historic city. He gave;i itedi iign made to pass a bill go history of the municipal elec- i ten up to stop the racing meet: ns of the city, and he made at- Charleston. The ministers a sep impression. The other side (over the State have urged legi as represented mainly by Mr. lation to stop the racing, at . B. Wilbur and George Von there are many men in the legi :olitz a paid attor-ney. In the ilature who feel they must obe urse of Mr-. Wilbur's argument i h preachers. Weil I am not gi [ayor Grace stopped up to him. iing to obey them in this instanc d told him he had receutly !I do not bet on races, but I kno -ritten to the newspapers a very3 of no gamer sport than a goc airrillous article about him, and horse race. Should the legisl: 'ere he not the Mayor he woula ture be carried ofi its feet by ti ove slapped his face, but he was clamor of the preachers? Ti t in Charleston then, if he jockey club about three yea: -ould step outside and repeat .ago almost unanimously obtai: his face what he said wher ed from tihe legislature a chart< s hands were tied, he would to do a racing business, upon ti Lap his face then, the atmow faith of this charter the promo here looked red, those who know ers went forth and induced ti ~ayor Grace know that he is investment of a large sum arless, anad makes no threat he money to erect a plant and equ -ill not carry out if given the op- it, they have upon the faith rtunity, however, the episode this charter secured the shipmei .ssed without Wilbur getting of about a thousand thorous is jaw boxed, but when George iored horses to Charleston for en Koluitz came into the game thirty day meet, now that the: ern his money. Grace jumped people have planted their mone; am him, and made him acknow- there springs up a sentiment edge that he was not present stop them before giving them mpted by any motives other Ichance to carry out the promi: han :to make his fees as a law- Ito have this meet conducted on ej:. :Grace in the course of his high plane. Is it right? Undt ~m-odes recalled to the commit- 1the terms of the bill propos< e the time when Von Kolnitz it will be, not only unlawful: as hired by the Republhcan race for stakes, but it is so dra arty to stump West Virginia for tic that under its terms it seel cKinley against Bryan, and to employ the use of the injun aid that a South Carolinian who tion, a form of law enforcemei >ld desert his par-ty for money which the people of this Sta hould not have any weight with will not stand for; imagine a ma Democratic legislature. I do haled up before the courts upc ot know what would have been an affidavit to show cause why 1: he result of the vote to pass tile should not be enjoined, and the ct over the veto, but I am told later upon affidavit he is haile e effect upon the committee up again to prove himself inni a to hold back the vetoed cent of a charge made again: easure. and have passed a new , im, failing to prove himself ii 1l providing for a new registra- i nocent he is sent to jail for co: ion so that every citizen can Itempt without the rnght of trih egister.- The friends of the jbefore a jury. If this bill be ,resent ctyadministration wvould i comes a law as it is written, t1: uch prefer to sustain the veto ladies throughout the State ha id save them from another elec- better beware of their wvhist an ion but in the interest of peace bridge parties lest they ar'e hale hey will accept the compromise-.|up for gambling and thrown int think I know something of the jail or lined heavily as the capric ffairs in Charleston, and I am of the Judge might be. I sha -e to say that if the Act was vote against the proposed bil assed over the veto, and an 'ftirst because I do not see an lectioni was attempted it would harm in horse racing even: ave resulted in bloodshed, be- there is betting, a horse rac use the Grace element would without stakes is worse tha >t supinely submit to being rob-|meat without salt, second, I wi. ie ou of .he. vi-to-- I am as I oppose the bill because to sto be; reasonably sure that coi ne up to the analysis ne of any mixed fertili aal; sis. A Few Other Points. WE USE NO FILLER. OUR FACTORY IS OPEN TO INSPECTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS AT ALL TIMES AND YOU IDON'T HAVE TO GET PERMIS SION FROM THE OFFICE TO GO THROUGH IT. The conclusion is plain, INSIST ON HAVING MAN N-ZTG OIL MILL BRANDS, AND USE NO OTHER. .If your dealer will not supply you with our brands, coiranunicate direct with us. Yours truly. Manning Oil Mill. .9-2-2 WE ALSO ss, 4-84 . Sell Acid Phosphate, Kainit Mu le above. riate of Potash and Nitrate of a -mamber Soda. We have the right goods at the s, suitable right price and we want your trade. - w - rh th cas ty efr oe ita te- plainingry d retnggr ors I State by its permission through failing to pay money-lenders and t a legislative act. The State of extortion plan furnmture dealers. vSouth Carolina was asked for nor can it be controlled by any r permission to build a structure other manner of unjust treat ~for certain purposes, the permis- ment.arslwanodeisc 6siona was granted, and now the Sofralwanodeisc in I structure is built, to stand in the cerned. it is my opinion Claren A doorway and say to the builders don has less lawlessness without i "thou shalt not enter" would be rural police, then some other xthe State lending itself to entrap counties which have the system, the innocent in order that it therefore I cannot see any need rmight confiscate property. Is it for the system and will oppose it 1honorable. for the State to do should it get to the senate. thi There is a bill on the calendar a ~that I( shall sharpen my axe for, 1 The attempt to abolish the ng it is abillito provdforeita ricultural department failed by a tin ceti idnte orristay iIvote of 22 to 16. I voted against tho ertates in the enriary.ec the striking out of the enacting then sam s inthued bygeneatorc words because I believe this de- tis tiseintodueduot by sntoe -jpartment can be used in connec- Cithesend of Baufbill t isluhe , ion with Clemson College, and bia sae hasd aofalte Cothm v save money to the State: of late biaeSate yea, advtd nw ithin e this department is fast gettingsota the t yeraoyi can urge m-ito politics, and if connected is bft.hIn the irst priaryce he Le with Clemson it would be kept itsgislature hasthe ist placero e out of politics. Mr. Mitchum's lvislature thauls nof arigty pro s bill to establish a home for desti- mad fr tht rust ofovincetyfpthe - tote children has not been reach- maySthati henon f thum red yet. but he h as a bill to pro-e Stte conion, butal ifos it withm a vide rural police for Clarendon. all the right I al opposed tot - Much as I dislike taking issue restrigthhite aman'pse o f ih e s myi billeaguestshould and I am opposed to putting ob f he pressathi iladi re structions in his way to vote. p te snat Iwill give it the na- The legislature went to Char f cotic that will put it to sleep for- leston Friday upon the invita Seemre. I amt opposed to the tion of the Citadel authorities a ual police system, as long as and they enjoyed every moment our tinances are mn their present of thei ty ao rc n a coditon. e eed one forhiscommittee of entertainers did ,our.. roads, and new positions all in their power to make it awhich are to be supported from plaant for the iios n the pockets of the taxpayers can pleas sc eedd vitos t atnwa await. It is argued the rural yo- nthyt scedd, but hatlesn a lice are self-supporting. they col- anyothin roido intarestain, r lict fines enough to pay their sal- mntfoy stangpoer netatity, 1 reIdo not are ifymr thando I those people do not know how a d nt ehreit nymoe ha Ito do anything else when - believe town police are self-sap- strangers come among them, sporting: the fact of the riral po- thantoptheslsoufr -lice feeling they must make ar- the strage pto heaeve ou fod i rests to make the tines to pay timestagrohvea od e thersalaries makes me the more I mga osy htteei i against. the proposition; a laiv at this glad toesayndet tfereig awhich makes a man dependant thoughout the kindes feeline Sto hold his position by the num- welfroof the citateby-thea haeo arres onrhekeneil son and I believe it will be a labor i hve hi contr te seneofof love to help those who are .the most tyrannical oppression, eretymkn h fott t1 cer~tamt hrassed pole wil be put that city in the progressive .pclsaintlyehaassed t me hoca procession, if Charleston is held . plintheclas ofmenwhocanback it will not be the fault,. of bI e secured for rural police-men tecuntry, but if obstructed at will not hesitate to make the life althe obtcewlbepad of the negro miserable in orderbyanromiddfwnth tha ho ie collecting an treareo city. I am sorry to say, there or me-hollaeig anide thre ar are some of this class now somewho ave n ida tht t headed for Magnolia, but un "keep the nigger down" is the happily they haven't arrived, best way to control his labor, when they do, which cannot tthey were never more mistaken, come too soon, the city will as observation proves, the class poibyt.A. of employers who tr-eat their em- b t ployees justly and humanely Do not allow your kidney and bladder never lack for help when needed, itrouble to develop beyond the reach or it is those who take all manner of mecidine. Take Foley Kidney Pills. .1 avanageove thoe wom heyThey give quick results and stop irreg advatag ove thse wom heyularities with surprising promptness.