The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 13, 1910, Image 4
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lift lapartaal tku Rmwces,
Says Preiidnt Barrett
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WANTS BETTER SCHOOLS
ty to Ono Hundred Million* Kadi
Year lr Theck Oie Ttend From flic-
A TMCAtUMI amp.
Hawrttia Cfnturffr Ctimirad i Oot#
* ^ L«d«n Spanlth VetMl.
' Of the many Incidents of Anson's
Croat voyage round the world lu the
middle of the eighteenth century, non -
has made a yriater Impression on the
popular ni'nl tnan tha rapture of the
great lre.isu;e ship Nueatra Scnora de
Cabadongd. on April 20, 1743. I.i lh e
the flrsi pla< e, the value of the |ri>
was enormo ih In the second fir «Iim1
between i * Centurion an|-t,easuie
, Haem to the City J»r_l’ruvidfn*
to nne slrtp; and -when sirk-
ATTENTION FARMERS
THE SOl'TH AiTLANTIC COHN EX-
POHITIO.N WILL BE
AGAIN
FIRELES8 COOKER.
Held In Colunihia, at Whirli Eight
Thousand IHrllars in Prices Will
B«* Offered.
Eight thousand dollars will he of-
nup was it rrme stTigle-shltt »H*t+o^-| rffr<% . T - tn _ 17rtTr!V ._ fr , r .
and In the third place. th« victory
cam# at a time when Anson's fortunes
seemed to he at a low ehh. when one
disaster after another (tad reduced hi*
the South Atlantic Corn Exposition
held in Columbia. Dccciuhor i o.
The South Carolina Corn Itrceders’
Association, who hav^* been jiroriiot-
fe
Oood Country Hchtnds.
■At Atlanta, Oa , In rober. btialncss
1/
phrases nearly four score delegates,
appointed by sixteen Southern (lo*-
ernora, Friday foretold an amazing
growth In wealth and population for
“the'Sonth wlthlirthe nert mt - veara.
Repreaenting the agriculture an 1
business Interests of every auction
of Dixie, these delegates gathered to
assist the executive committee of the
Southern Commercial Congress work
out a non-polltlcal and disinterest
ed plan for promoting development
of the South's millions of unoenj-
pied acres and Ita vast unused water
powers,' the enlargement of lie bus
iness and industry, both by Its own
Inhabitants and through judicious
advertising of its resources through
out America- and Europe.,
As the ^epreientatlve of more
than two milllpp farmers, Charles
i B'rrett, president of the Farmers
n:cn, stressed the necessity of con
serving men first, rather than the re
sources of the soil’. "If you conserve
the nation's raw resources and neg
lect the nation's men, you will meet
faster and ultimate defeat in your
un'ertaklng." he said. "The nation
h s not been conserving the far
mer, the man who Is a greater asset
than all your powers, coal lands for-
sts or gold mines.”
“A corterle of really patrlolb
*r cans is trying to head off tha
efforts of the Morgan-Gubbenhelm
interests to bottle up. or 'hog' the
coal and gold of Alaska. Th«y have
succeeded In rousing a nation to
their assistance. We have had the
menace of Balllngertsm placarded
from one end of America to the
other. We have been warned In
trumpet tones, of the encroaching
water power interests which may, in
the loi^g run. absorb all the water
power, of the country and In the
end become the king of all the other
trusts. We have been told of the
penalty of giving over our forests
to greedy timber Interests. We have
been shown what will happen If we
do not checkmate the money lust
of thw coal, the gold and the timber
barons.
'This Is all worthy, this Is ail
Imlrable. But while we battle
Jnst these foes of the Republic,
leave to hie own devices the tnan
whose vtafcl function It is to feed and
largely to clothe this nation, the
■an whose combined product yield
A 'greater annual value than our
mines or forest* or water power*,
the man whose problems will be
more than ever the nation's prob-
letni when the aarth shall have been
■tripped of Its coal and gold "
He said the Government should
spend fifty to one hundred million
dollars Annually to check the trend
from the farm to the city by im
proving common school and scienti
fic agricultural educational facilities
in every country, In easy reach of th*
farmers' children. He would pro
.ylda^agalnst "the contamination of
- the corrupt alien strains that sow
seeds of unrest and disreputation
that may ripen unto a ruinous har
vest.”
Mr. Barrett stressed the nercssiU
pf keeping a perpetual watch upon
Our national and State Legislators
' "The battle for conservation is
fji} JtOt here In this auditorium It comes
in the elections of November It
r es after that In the halls of
cress. It comes two years hence,
the selection of a president amt a
ingress that are committed to the
phllc and not the private welfare
then It comes year at'er year,
serration Is so big a war that
ptobably will not be ended un.tl
If children and mine stand in our
•Mr. Barrett paid a warm tribute
■'pOb Gifford Plnchof to wtaoes "tinsel-
public Spirit, patience under
mlliatlon and untiring zeal." he
buted the present advanrelent
he sause of nonservation. " 1
he said, ‘That when
irdict of history Is written his
stand high among the
of the men who have wrought
salvattdn of our common
tWWitry.”
Postal Saving Ranks
>< Poeta! savings banks opened Oct
Whatever may have been the
ct of View as to their desiru-
ity they are now an accomplished
ket and doubtiesa Will be a boon Vo
large number ot people who from
ildity have hidfoa their money In
lotalis. under tresfc. below the kit-
fleor and in othagApgaces rather
!ng inIHnct does not awrif so
pronounced in America as ifeflfcl. in
many other countries and if th*
postal banka develop that inqUct it
will be a good thing: In •Great Brit
's »ln 10,000,0gg depositors have over
$709,000,009 to their credit, an avef-
of $70 each. Prance comes next.
"4,50tr,000 depositors and it foL
■^slowed by Ruaaia. Germany. Japan
‘ many other countries. Ail this
stes Industry, thrift and confl
ness had reduced his gmi B crews to
two men each
The NuesTra Renora do fVibadongfl.
n r as it Is also called, de (ovadonga,
was * treasure ship from Manila, com
manded by Don (Jeronimo Montero,
and laden with specie and merchan
dise She was sighted at sunrise from
the masthead of the Ontiirrorr—and
Matter Richard Walter. Anson's (hap
lain and historian, tells us that "a
general jnv spread through the whole
ship " Galleons nearly always cruised
in couples, and It was supposed an-
oth<u must be near. The Centurion at
nice stood toward the Spaniard, and
before S o'clock her officers could see
the eiienVv from the deck. The tiring
of a gun by the galleon was taken by
Anron's men to be a consort to make
haste ami rejoin, and ' to amuse the
Dons" the Centurion herself tired a
gun to leeward. But Don (Jeronimo
Montero had no consort, nor did he
underrate the prowess of his opponent.
The Spaniards knew they were face to
fare with Anson and he Centurion,
and .'imv were keen to ff,;ht Through
out the forenoon the two ships crept
r'ouer and closer together, till by mld-
duv only a league separated them.
Then the Nuestra Senora de Caba-
donga brought to under topsails, with
her head to the northward, and at thi
top gallant masthead the standard of
Simin was flying
Anson whs not slow to accept th*
challenge, and he laid his plans will
great foresight Into the top., he enl
30 picked men. the best ..mall arm*
marksmen In tbe ship lli broadside
guns were manned only with two
men emu, and to them he gave in
gtructlon* to do nothing but load th'-ir
gun The rest of the men w, re divided
into gangs of 12, with older.- to mmt
up and down the hatterv (or the sole
purp< se of running out and flung th
gnus as t h °\ wele load'd '' "a- «n
uu otlV'di'innal wav of lighting con
linuous indenendeni (lie was the la u
ttl'ng the StMtiiairf- expeiled, and H
threw them mio a- mm h rnutu |,.n
S (fid Tne dtsrrf-ter wtiu-b -.Oei,-*..
them within a few mimi'es of tP»
opening of Um flgbi A ma - of ma »
and hammoik' In the netting nt th
galleon eiiught fire biiinint' lien 'I
al'il bla/lPg up neat I) as high i- :h«
111 7 7.1 II top The two ship, w.v.e pi a-
tlcally within pi-tol shot, and u whs
-1 ( »/Mi. i • 1 » , i i * 1 . (H 1 . . • . t •
tm 'on whieh • laried 'he |,|:i/e I.
Cl e 1 t> ee- s< ' . es f I I ,|>| | ||,- l| < h g I | VV If
no light task, and it took the Sp.me
,e, ., ' , ,11 l.l 'HI I to lie' I i II .
away aud tumlde ihe flannug m.i-■
»ei imam, and a :■ i.n • n .■ i ■
son's nmip.Hmen in tpo tops wue sub
jecting I lie galleoll s llppei detl.s 1 o an
ITIee-s.im fusilade AVattef ile-iIt"
tile eff'ct a* "prodigious havoc," and
add- thai the niat k-iuen -nc. ded n.
killing 01 wotll.d.llg (' \ i 1 ( "flu l I led
one that appear-"! <'u the i|uartei di - k.
and wounding In im'l nlai the gou-
eia| ot i Im galleon hmr-eif
The fight raged in for two bnuts
Ancop i hanging from round short m
;i ape in the seroud p.n t o i Im on
;ngomem with deadly effe. t rim
fiip.-- w' i, so nea r t ha i "im "i
Spanish offlcars weio "ecu lunnoig
..bout wlih non h ii>-iduitv to presen'
the i|.-,eitiou of their men foun th'-r
gnaners Put all thin end'as "i v ss. i *
in vain After having as a Inst effo t
filed five or six guns \s i • h nun >>
judgment than usual " lin s \ul'lcd u|
'he contest, and th'- calPiins cdois
being burned off the ensign .iff at
the beginning of the engagement -im
-innk the s'andard at Imr main "i
gallant masthead. The ('entmion did
not escape undamaged, at the momeu;
the galleon stim k An-on wa- infiumeil
ipmth that Ins ship was on tire mai
the powder room. He received 'be
news with apparent “motion, and mk
mg care not to alarm his imi'i |p, g.n,
ibe n" fsMn oi Jers for cxTlnj^instiTritT
the tire
The specie in the NueslTa Senora de
rahadonga im Inilerl l.:'.l.'J>i;! pi'' <■- of
night and :ta.t)82 ounces of virgin sil
vet and the iota] value of the lui/.i*
was a.-sessed at £313."O'l Ami in 'hi
:ha( two other Spanish trea-ure -hip*
rap t ii Ve d h y RtigTI SIT 7 • < > tri nt a nilei s 1 tor#
names.similar totbai of An-on s pil?c
There, was the Nuestra Senoia del
Rosaiian. whirh-4>rake took, "and .1
It great boot v," from 'hat nm-i bans!'
tv of Spani.-h seamen. Don F-vdio I"
Rentedio,-. w hl' h was taken \ r w richiv
laden by the Royal Family privateer
off Cape S' Mary's three y ars af’er
AtiRiytt> gieat capfure. London (Jloiie
The fireloH* rook *tove, the old
"hay box" of northern Europe, haa
eatahlUhed Itself a* on# of the regu
lar aupplle* of the house furnisning
.departments It. i* a very different
thing, however, from its am lent pro
totype In its latest manifestation
It looks like a shirtwaist box or book
case, and is an ornament rather than
otheiwlse to an apartment. In the
former oa e it is a low chest and in
the latter h tai'or case, with two deep
drawers, which, upon drawing out.
- pa,ld-'4--sw4-4u«d-jylLh-
The man without a purp'-c is lik<
Virtues of tne Dog.
The dog i? a noble aniiVial. lompared
with man beer.uae he never honows
/our money to spend on midnight sup
pere for chorus girls, and because if
he did he would pay you back, insteac
of black guarding you to your friendt
fof a skinflint N«w York Press.
lug the exposition met in the State
HoH.e Thursday and completed
plans for the exposition. The organ
ization was perfected and prominent
farmers will act as superintenenls
In the various deportments and pro
mote the exhibition of corn from the
In various districts of North Caroli-
»a. South Carolina and (jeqrgja.
Prize* were arranged for each
county in South Carolina, for the
congressional districts in South Car
olina and for the three zones of
each North Carolina and Georgia.
Sweep-Stakes will he offered for tUo
best 10 ears of yellow corn, prolific
white corn, single ear variety white
corn, single ear and bushel lots,
’from all the Stales. All these ex
hibits will come together in Grand
■Sweep-Stake ami Grand Champion
Sweep-Stake classr*.
The largest prize has been offered
for the best 1" ears of corn grown
In anv of the three States. The win-
ncr of the Grand Champion Sweep-
Stake prize for 1" ears of corn will
receive as his reward prizes approx
imating $ poi This is mtened to
bring out the best corn that can be
produced in the South Atlantic
States and ft"" for the best 1" “a -
will cause the farmers to put foi'b
their very best efforts in making tlu-
tyhibit the finest that cat) be secur
ed
It Is said tliis exhibit will carry
great honor willi it tor an rxhi it
of 1 a cars of corn that are the lie-'
that can tie grown by anv one ex
hihitor in any of the tlnee s'at'S ,<!'
South Carolina, North Carolina ami
Georgia, "ill within itself be a pri/'
worthy of the highest consideration
A separate ilepa n ll|c|ll , will be set
apart for tbe Urns' Club and the
boy s exhibits Th“so will have spe
cial prizes and will be under the di
rect supervision of tbe olliciis of 'lie
Farm Demonstration Work in SoTn
Carolina
An important feature of the e,
position will 1" the individual 'Ii-
plavs, there being prizes olfered ( c
ibe best IndlYt'Dia! dii/fiTav In each rT
i tie ibree stales and also ior 'h-'
Grand Champion individual dt-pl.i.-
The one who wins tie' individual I
plav in either of these Stales will
receive prizes to the value of
and Hie one making the best display
at the exposition will receive an ad
ditional prize of in cash, thu-
revv Hiding the e\)ii>'ilor who niak ■<
i he Is'St duvplav In order in maK“
this premium li-i as larg'' as i' is
the South Carolina Legislature, la-t
winter, eti i'ted a niil providing f
$ 1 mni (n c,i h to be offi red as prizes
to the (xhi-'iiors of South Carolina
alone. \l the -ame time f '"ii was
appropriated for llie use of the Co n
Breeders Association in fiiritH'iing
its cause \'ari"iis machiuerv house-
fertilizer concerns, new-papers, ami
huslness enterprise- have coniribw-
ed large prizes The International
Harvester Co, alone lias contributed
approximately fmoi and the .fobti
Deere Blow Co, iia.- niade hbeial do
nation*
The South Carolina ('"Mon Seed
Crushers Nssc ia'i"ti has also ap,iro-
priated f.'.uu in ra h to be Used for
the t'est roi n exhibits made fi'ien
Serith Carolina In 'be beginning it
was iu'etnled to rai.-u oivlv ILuioi m
prizes, together with the ft.'iiiii,
propria'ed by the State I.egislatlBe
would make $ • imn, bit the on’ltns-
iasm in the *‘vpo-11 ion lias In en -o
w 111 e - e a 11 tile 1 t'l' i ■ ■ < - < I in i o r 11
glowing m Hu South Vilan'u Slates
t-o g 1 ea I and lilt 1 h e t a I;' o I tile
varied interests of the Sou'll \tlan
> ic St a i es o marked that larger
prizes have 'Ce,| -iCI||ed 11II ’I tlla
f"' - i I with aggi egat e $ - "u ' m ni a
cliim rv, fi rtili/er i ash it,- \\ u k
on ' he prem hi m li t has ia > n com 1
I’let ed, and it Will I , 'Hie 11 om tile
pres- m a few day - and‘hr^'emlT tT*^-
dis!ril"i' ion.
\t a meeting uf the Corn Breed
ers Association Thiirsilav the f"l|o,v-
ing iirganizatioti was completed
Bresidetit and Geupial Manag' r
A D Hudson, Newberry, S C
Treasurer
rushions and utensils which exclude
the air and relitia the heat. Such
ho'e'i i oki from Js to Tlfby are
sed b. iiuali'i ti women, as they
have al*avs Inen by European peas-
'ti s. w ic foi one leason or another
ihi'l h iie. rs. ! 'rj. to reduie the pre-
paiati-'n of i lie futnih meal to the
Ira,-I po>.-!blc expeiiiliiiiri' of time and
i on a It 'simo -■ women, farmers
,vi• ("■ and otiu'is who do theli own
• col mg
To eoo|. beans m tiie bay Isix (ire-
(cue them as f u baking am] pack
lliem away while they are boiling,
t rave Hi'uii fin ciglit Iioiiis oi inoiT
i*<l ite ti, if ihrv at« '.vanii'd w ith a
dust over the top, brown them in the
oven ^
For a pot toast, select n fopr or
five pound pice of rump ,-tcab and
brown it it) a frying pan in simt or
drippings Then put into the pot,
rover with boiling water and boil lot
half an hour At the end of that
rime park rtre Lett ir a wa y hi the box
for six hours .lust before serving
remove the meat and thnkeii am!
sea son ' he grav v
Old fashioned lice pudding can be
made in the hav box Mash a third
of a eupfpl of ri( r, and put ii Into
a pan with a (plan of milk, a thud
of a dipfiil of’siig?fr, a -a t-poonfm
of -all, two teaspootifiils td butie'
ini| ,i hit of giaied lemon rind Brins
the milk to M aiding point ov r liot
water and rook ilure for lb minutes
Then i>ai k awav in tlie hav box for
five ho111The idea In cooking the
food tor -ome lime over th' -tove is
to brat B thoroughly Them can. of
rour-e tie no mure heat af'rr it m
pai ked away tlian i‘ i.ike- into the
Ih'x, and all Hie heal pos-ible ii
wanted
HUGE CORN CROP
KAI8ED HY ( APT J. W. Bl XCH AT
THE ASYM M KAUAI.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Ship your calves, hogs, sheep, lambs
etc., to The Parlor Market, Augus
fa, Oa., KM» Broad Street.
Will Gather an Average of One Hun
dred Bushels Per Acre on One
Hundred Acres.
Tlie Colunihia Record of Thursday
tolls of a wonderful corn crop made,
by Capt .1 \Y. Bunch on the farm of
Hie Rtale-AayTtcm 4rr GoUimlmc. H-eru
are the facts as given by the Record
<'npt J W Bunch has grown on
ti"' farm of tiu' Slate Hospital for the
Insane a inn-acre crop of corn that
will easily run 1 mi himhels to Hie
acre and tins within ten minutes
walk ol the State rapitol. No fancy
figuring is rei|iiired to arrive at tins
estimate of the yield. So many tc.s's
have been made and these have been
so-rtis-t-ributed- trver t-hp- fields ars“to
indicate on their face a production
considerably m excess of the amount
mentioned; but ('apt Munch prefer-
to err on the aid .' of cotiserv atisin
and says "Let it stand 1 mi bushels;
at th is, It is pr xbablv tlie be-t corn
crop m Smith Carolina."
And the value and interest of Capt
Bunch's exemplification of the gentle
art of corn culture is the gresfr fm
the reason that it is on a large scale
C-'H-L Uuich has not taken a selerc*»4
acre, ot spec izI lertility , spent money
extravagantly upon arliticial manures
and endeavored to force a prize vicld
without t et oreti'c to i Im cost per
'■ucheN-nf the prodtn t Such i xam-
Karnm for Sale in North and South
Carolina and Virginia Ask for
large list State your wants. R-
E Prince, Raleigh. N C
In Order lo Inlrodnr** my hl * h
Suoees*(on Flat Dutch and Wake
field Cabbage Plants to those-who
have opt .used them before I will
give With each first order for a
thousand plants at a $12.''. a dol
lars worth of vegetable and flower
need absolutely free \V R Hart..
I’lan't Grower, Enterprise. P O..
S C.
For Sale.—One o-liqise and one l 1 '-
borse lioiler. almost new; nlso all
kinds of laundry machinen, C 1
Laundry, Columbia, S C
Wanted—Men to take fifteen daya
practical coffim course, acept
good positions during the fall
Charlotte CoHon Company, Ciar-
lotto, N C.
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vni) ci,'iti! U'-e t- .'M ('"'tic light
bulb w till h ha- 1 "I 'I 1 hup poliil
kn'" k' d i,*f B i- .mb' tti , ol", ann
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weatitg .ippttel si.'eild be iitun'or
tidoie being rut. It is* w.-:i to -'ud
It to the hrm ft"tn which it "■(- pm-
iha-erl lot tht wotk will hr 'hm-
vnichlv done and tlie rxprpsc will b#
small Tim III v I K'k * ill f' mailt as
(t w i’I not* if -ht unkm by at. ama-
Get Rid of Mold.
Get a magnif'ttig glass and look si
th- mold of one da' s glow Hi en a
I'li'i o of hi cad and vmi will si e a
plant bca’ing leaves flowers and
oi|s, im r'asing wi'h im '-libl'' rap
iili'v , for in a few hours the seeds
spring up arrive a' ma’nrttv, and
h ing forth -cods tbem-'lv'" so that
many gonorattons are ptodmod in
one da.y, nocessttating iirni'-dtate
attention (o proven' mold on f"”d in
pa nt i ins. rh 'S'” - ot,
It iu.-t I S '"|-.
• ml fer! ihz u-
i'lanting on
ing of a halancr on ' he right side ot
the lodge.’ t harvest time and he
has worked it out \v s
tools, marliincrc. seed
as the average f.nni'
this si a h ha
lt Ilia v he urg'd that the l.in.K
('a jit Bum h u-■ d as in tine ■ t! • u,
ncli. well d ra m'd and in I no
chnuieul condifion This mav "o -ut
fiefen 11 v answered hv -awing tha'
when ('apt Bunch took charge ot
these lands thi v wore I'onsid'-.ed ot
low vt.lui or •«n ultiiral purposes
t vpin 1 R I' h la n d sa nd, w i' Ii a chi -.
suhsoil. thotr f‘*rttli'v low and ' on-td
era hie ; rai ' s - wa m p\ I' now * h •>
ire am"?ig 'hr- nuc-t tood mt i, o ti'ols
HI 'he S "i t h r h a n d well dt'ant' I
It IS sltltpi.v " : use they lisve be n
weli av'ssd I'-, t Hum'll has mix'd
lu altis w it|i In- fo,: ijj/a ■ and Ii -
kt.ow ledge ■ f la rtn! llg was let a, •
'| Itl*i d lit ' oil»ge ( 11 her lie i« n .
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Latest Fiction—(Mir little booklet,
"BTioks of Hie Month" contains a
brief synopsis of all the latest
books It is free W rite for it
Sims Book Stme. Orangeburg. S. C.
For Sale—I p-to-date Georgia i’e.u a
Farm; tlnrtv thousand crates this
year Also improved Georgia tarm-
and fai m lands. W rite l"r par
Georgia Farms For Sale at Baigam
Brices.—Synth West Georgia
harms a re veritable Gold mines
and every man that has the inon-
ev or the . energy can, own one.
I local nr count v offers more to the
mere TianT'TTT
ticulads H F
( I cl .
M I'ohi-c v, i M .,e 1 it
Wanteil—tu buy your hides, skins,
tallow, wool, beeswax, etc , at
higiiest market prices and settle
ment sent ptomplly releplioni
1X20. W'ilse W. Martir., Colum-
’ Ida, S ('
tut tliis out—It may mu appear
again How gamblers win, at slot
machines, cards dice, etc . by ae
end systems. (Jet wise (’irculm
free Ham I! Co , Box 1 ti I 7
Hammond. Ind
Wanted—Men and ladies to take 2
moll' lis Bra. Leal coin -e. Lxper
manag'-ment IllgJi salat'ietl po*
t ton? g it a ra n ' ct at W : i'te for cats
h'gtie now Chariot 'o 1“ CgtHpi.
S lino). Cha riot le. N C
progre-sive tanner,
manufaettirer than any other sou
thern i m'lity i'ce i: tr county ha*
m,,!,- fine roatls than any eouniy
in Georgia. We have some of Hie
finest and most productive land
m America We will sell you any
size farm vou want at terms to
emit any kind of pocket book A
profitable crop of some kind can
I,., grown in Decatur County every
month in the year lust think of
H hua a ere- tea cl. of liue. lev eJL laJUL-
w iili rhi v - ii bsoi I lying on one v of
fine roads within seven mile*
,,i un*. ut the most progresdve
tuwns in Georgia with '2"" acres
under cultivation and K"' in fine
I', ne Timber with excellent im
provements. artesian well, ej(•., at.
|p'u on pi-: ari'e on terms that will
niuio.-t pav tor itself Get busy
ml own a Decatur fann and you
will soon be rich We will nay
;t ]i • xpenses to and from Main-
judge to any om purchasing a
!„,. I" f; i - pi tl U' terem is, Fir-t
\ ,j u-i.il lipuk or llainbridee
S'-,ti- It ntk. I A A 'I si i y, B a 1U -
\ > 1 ' '1 <* ^ ^ - - -
K. K
Tbs Ua writ ten Lbs
Moore, a theat
lad..
I/ove Feast Ends Fighi.
Differenrasi existing between Col
ossi W. Bennett and Tasper WvUi-
tni, which created such a sensation
Wayrroes, Ga., Friday, were ami-
settled at a love feast of the
rs of the First Baptist church
the Central Baptist tabernacle,
tliffles were extended and accept-
•nd hand-shaking followed. •
tfeiaca
one who is constantly doing
of khi^nes* and low* can
ipBUded upon to do great
tbe sBerkonoy nrlsos.
Secret urv ;hii
Hay IT, I’djieh All 11,. S. Lb
Superiiitmident of Entries Mal
colm Miller, Columbia, S C
Superiiit.'nileut of ludges A G
Smilh ColUmijia, S C
Siiporoit' nd*-nt of IA In Us A |i
11 lid on , New hti v , S ( '
Superintend' nt of Bov Exltii il'---
L. L. Baker, Ml-hnp v i I lo. S I '
SiiiH’rini' ndent of lixlubitf- tii -t
district, .lames R-cves. Tu r -"v ilb-,
"id I nstrlct W T Walker. Mlai k
v tile, Third I' i -1 r i c t \\ c Miiivvn
Ng'iv Iiim rv Fourth Dim nc, B it
Bailey. Laurens. FWth Di-tnet., 1-;
A. Brown, Canideu,: Sixth Di-trnt
R K Hay es. Rages Mill, Seventh
District, W McD (Jreen, O-wego.
Siiprnntend'nt uf North Carolina
exhibit- W. ,1. McKinnon, Lykes-
Itnid, K. C.
Supermtendcnt of Georgia exhi
bits W. F. L'lev(datoi, Kidgeland, S.
0.
Superintendent of Machinery —L
C. Chappell, Lykesland, *S. C
Mr. Hamby, Secretary of tlie
Chamber of Commerce, was also
present at the meeting to arrange for
the work of the Columbia Chamber
of Commerce in connection with the
exposition Craven Hall has been
secured and the Chamber of Com
merce, through Mr. Hamby will look
after the securing of the railroad
rates, the decoration of the hall, the
conducting of the Information Bu»
’C.I'I for fill * tiefit "f the Vl-!t.jis
■i n 1 will h**»k ,i f'*»r Hi*- printing of
•Ik G'-ket- and tlie . nrlng of the
LM ‘ I * , n : jit s
fn r<»nn• •( f imi u , r h t 'ir rv ;h»pjt i<yn
Htcre will it a corn ] ml. i n g t on -
! ' ; 't "od an lust it u'i. prograin tip<m
w It k h there w ift !.e .nme uf t fie m -t
S l 'ea k e I - Ml the cuiiut I v t| pen a gi 1
c 1111 U I . 11 SU . lee's 'I he-,, will 1„. u,,.
del' ! h" d’ I t ' ' i 'll ef tll<
I 'epa i t llient "I I 'lemROII I
So ' nl husias' 1« and .-
w ( i.c t he memhet - "t : he
ft J
erft Asm" at ton and i In
" , *i' ''ti- "1 the -inTes.- of I lie: . \ pu-
$
t let v n ;r
la ml rest even a' n tg it t, ' v’ i ars ha \ i
freguently said, after an in-'iiecnon
of the tarm It i- true that . vi rv
acre i- r‘"|irtred ■<> ' odd f - tna x Mn n m
and tiiat t on-’ iii'lv, h it tiv a Capt
Bu tu h for h i a i . ■ pb.. s tvi r w u ii
ids sio I C o; tu. k i ng > "lit.: M uentt*
taken from it 'his vear at" faithlui:.
ret iirned to it i he m xt
StabL' manure piauiuri d on the
pi (K C goes back 111' p 'he -u;' I hr
ne< '— — it v (if hum l s I ne v e| ling.',
ten l lie v . rtet> cf i ,1 p- ) iw n ,s
not stifln irnt to pern, t of a o tr
■rop rotation, tut tw.> <'xliatis'mg
crops are ti' V' i- reguired uf the same
tract m sue. esspi.i. i iie Bvviunp'
low grounds a c tile d: n*"! Tii*-
a-ylum (aims git- a - ; n a ! e deal and
! es po 1111 w |t h l"l :e [ ‘ t . ’ c; I ’ it "
e» joy ed ('apt Butt* h egual g: '
and-fake poiu ■ for j" \ i a■ r ,,ml ’n«-
ref'ilt i? that t* ts a faim vvht'h
■gladden, rile heat 1 of al)v man vv i e i
ever bo-ed tile* soli
('apt Mum It d' ti"' fell.rv t : J(
WIII i a pis"n . tie-T bod "f i urn glowing
I w on Id m i' t understood a - i i ifl
(letnning M Hi ougli." lie sa ;.| 'l h 11 s.
d’b v I "i 'lo lands on wim-b i'
was ot i g ; It ,C ed . level, .and'. 1 I " <
.'■oils, it
I 1 i llev i
Hi
. I - -
teill , hill I" Use 1T vv 1 It, hj lie a II i«
take "ti lands f sin h tilth as Hit-'
* \ i f lislolt
h"i'*' We t riei| 11 n ml 1 "ti n d 'hi'
"■J' '
"rt e nr fa 111. i' * III -e.| a '] 1 ' , e 1 sc ,. f
\\ *illte<|-
■ inInb tii
2-i to J’..' bu -he’s p( r .m re ie|i i v tin
chtM
it Mn i .1
normal y rebl
Hi at.
v po-.' ion
It i? fl. ureil that th*' • a r i m n
1 tours
Mien, plans are glre uB s' t on foot
to make t hr exposition I permanent
o(fair Mcssr.- \ |» jludson. R K.
Hay c- . L L Makrr. E .1 W atson,
H N Marrow, VY R Beikins, Ira v\
\\ illlam.-, A G. Smith and .1 N. Har
per were appointed
harv e-ted from * iirn- tayo-i- om Llu_
\
p"n-e I eltig ntgt hv Hie fcddei, and
IN
in
4 If
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nfi t
t h
rt
nwt
hv
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f-ul.
let
1
ho
f fls
i Lmo
y i f
Me
thf
f t H
luo
Mil
as a committet
to draw up phms f .r fo. mi'tg a p. i
maiienl .urganfgation. Jins e*in,m,i-
'eo will report at thA next meeting
of til'' ( orn Mreeilers Assoeiation and
provide for holding an (\po-itjoii an-
■mia 11 v
l lm < ouimitiee was also m-iru.' le l
t" (I'llfel With I'c p I e-r n I H t IV es t 1 "111
all 'hr Southern States l""king to
tho organizatpin of an Interstate
Corn Exposition that would servo n-
a climax I"! the various ox po.-it ion..
Blans wero also made |or can y ing
on of the work of the Corn Mreedets
Association this tall and next year.
The Columbia State has offc-ed $ I
"on in prizes for the best breed
ing done in South Carolina, $at)o to
become available in mil, and $.'."it
in I!'I 2. , 11 was arranged so Hi,it
anyone wishing to compete for this
prize could -ecure the assistance of
t fie Eann I iemom-1 ration Agent in
his rounry m- Hie admiuing county,
and then next year cany on tin 1 work
under (he direction of flic Special
representative of the Corn Hreeders
Association..
Every member was very enthusias
tic over tlie outlook of the exposi
tion, and judging from tjio premium
list, tlie co-operation of'tlie farmers
and itHere*! majiifested Thursday, it
will not only be the first oorn ex
position ever held in the South, but
one of the greatest educational meet
ings ever held for the benefit of
the Southern farmers.
~ N
;:i"'sr at
through the rop The bulk of tbe
((.I'll (lop till- S*.I,,1)11 i- of the Mull
bi rough strek F,x per un cuts vyiih
tile Ma 1 ' - col'll h.-vr lieen i| i.-appoi lit
tn-g Thts **s (fit- seed with w'lueti
Mr Matts of Raleiglyjs said to have
seenri'd - a priz( acre J .vield of 22"
loisliels per a.i re Kst .car.
Wanted.— Men t" Mik" Ihiitv divs
practical coiirsr in our machine
shops and learn .•iti’"Uio Le u-t
PCS- Resit '"its sri'ited glad late*
$ . " o per w . ek a nd up Cb a t
lotto A'lto s,-liei,| Caa• !■" N ('
for Sale — I 'h t e •led : ' ■'. . ■ I I'.
lie o; t h Keck- IC "d. I am! Iv d
a i, d Win'*' S . i w ■ "d,- , . ' '
Mule Tea* he i s Wanted fer gee] v|!
'.(.grand . a t v -. h - If op* li b
"fer w r,' c tor i! en ■ 11 .n cu
offer ( 'Tl ;0:e«- 'eel it "lice
Ron' no' n I . a .iia' \gc!!• >. ('ol
II it, I' a S ( '
War ■ ul wab'siurn—\ f* :m>rc bus
t'rr- "ii ur new Rt.ii"! i■ .i y^’a?
New crisas s "ti i,a.Able S; Jen
did oppot ’ U nr ms ‘ -r m empv m ,;k
ing I : X • "iletit line f er rv '. y: h’
cs Wtitc Ihe S- e ■ e i o 11 l h Cum
panv. Cii.irlct'r N C
Rheumatism!
Not '111* ■ a-e in tea rcijuiri'X
interna! ' re.af meut.
NN'hi re tip m is no swelling
nr tr'vcr'North - Etimnrnt will
m 1 "in j'l ;-h i lore ; h.ui any m-
t' rti.i i i ' iii.s | v. *
tin., trial u'H .‘>>uvity.'.' v.oi.
Noah - 1.innni tit |u tie*rates ;
rcRUiri - Lu? httle rulihirim.
Here’s the Proof
Mis-m«ij>|,| De ta I hniIm.—Why r >i
v on Ilf*' aw tv ..I, 'be peer firm*
your grandfather wore out? C mi
tn Mi-s ssnipi Imji:, w tv*'rc "nr , a*
grow mure tb .ii t**ij can _ather
I .have what ' "u w a t it the t :gn
l«;“p and terns C"inc or writ'
\Y T I': t!, I tel !(• md a. Miss
For wiU>—Mi rh cow* jppspv* anf
g adefi of good c IB g regls'er
ed irrucv male caLp- W hite Cm
lie dogs, i rcglst'-t pif i Also ser
vie f;em a t'gislioed, hpati’lfu
w inte ('"Hie Ten i $ I o ) dollar*
gnara n'pp«l Mto;e 'urkev* and
Tan.mouth hug* Ald'ocs M R
Rams. JonesvIMe. 3 C
Haskell Snubs Teddy.
(lo'etior llttskpll, whose 'inaii'id
with riirodoro Roosevelt is ot long
standing', has beaten the president to
it for once. I u a *an ai t ic let toj,
be declined an invitation to dt'llv* r
a epee* h at tb*' A rkan as state fair,
(btot'i'r lo. giving as bis reason that
Roosevelt will be there He d'clal-
< r tlia» in* would not sit on the Bam*'
platform .with Roosevelt *
Offers Big Beward.
More than a quarter of a million
dollars in reward will be offend for
the arrest of.the dviiamiters of Th*
Times building, when more tlian a
score were killed Men ban's of Lo.--
Angeles will post a reward of $2''",-
mtn, according (o plans under way
while $ is.:,e.n already has® lieen of
fered !
Damage to ('rop.
Floods caused hv the rain- of the
last two davs h.Tve damaged ' lb*
(Often to the extent of ffearh $t -
000,000 in the Mississippi Valiev
Efforts are being made to drain Hu
plantations and irrevent.further d De
woman a nc
and are m id*' only by the Auguit*
I,umber Cotnpauy, wlm nianufac
ttwe ever , tiling in l.urntwr and
Miliwork and w a iso wat'-l, word I*
"(Ralitv .Wlite Xllgusti* I.um
ber < on puny. Xiigusia, (Jeoi'gijg
foi priees on a y order, large or
Fll all
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Mild and Gentle—No Griping,
. No Nausea.
Cleanm th» System and Teaches the
Liver Regular Habits.
As a regulator no remdy Fas ever b;en discovered that equals Bury''
duco Liver lewder. A careful study of its formula will convince any
one of this, then in addition the NUMBER of letters in our hies telling
of sufferers benehtted further assures us of the correctness of the
above^statement. Read this one just received.
Met-sr-. Bnrwell & Dunn Cu., Manuitfacturer*.
CH AKI.OTTE N C, t :
De.r Sirs R|o,sn find ei.c|, 1 , ri) j, ni, f„ r wht-h pieup*
me four ('ins Burduco Liver Powder. I u.-e two can* a vear and hav#
never found anyth.ng that is a H good Am ordering two cans for *
friend. Please send at once. Yours truly
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