Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4" miLBUP SWE (Will TM«m aAi no CONTKiTS rOM A MAJORITY OF OFFlCKi TO ■« NOMINATED TO FUIM FOR THE U. 8. SEMTE Many People Are Not Thinking About Politico, Especially At No Roal Issues Are Before Thom. Columbia. Wke& the list of entrioo into the Democratic primaries closed there was opposition for only three State of- ices, for the United State senate, in four districts for congress, and five circuits for solicitor. Prom the present outlook the forth coming campaign, which opens at Sumter for the United States senate, and at Columbia for State offclcs. will be unprecedentedly quiet. The people are not thinking about politics, par ticularly as there are very few pro nounced issues The most interesting race will be for the (fatted States senate E D Smith of Lynchburg, menmbent. Is by George Wnrree ef eotlrllor for jae fourteentb circuit William P PuUeei ef CW raw. former t* sited mates see el or ead William C Irbr ef Laursaa te* aad read Aete la ttlf as m A*herd M *of**aA. meseeuWgMt fa the weather eemsaury far Che weet ha says 'Rammer heat, with flea Ufa! sunshine aad warm sigh la. has beea eepeciaJly feromble for rot toe whleh. shews marked Improremeat geaeraJ- ly, but Ue crop Is lUU somewhat backward aad complaints of lice dam age coatinue. Cora, which had a late start is still about ten days backward, but has improred in color and rigor. Wheat and oat hanrosts art general, with satisfactory returns generally. Oat harvest is nearing completion in the southern sections. The stubble lands are being turned mostly to cow- peas for hay. The white potato har vest is about completed, with highly satisfactory returns, both as to quan tity and price. Sweet potato trans planting continues. Tobacco has lb- proved to good condltioh generally, and peanuts are fair to good. Apples and peaches are promising, and peach pfetpments continue. cim i nai COMth Mint PROM NIW v6RN AND gPtNT TWO PLIAtANT DAYS WITH FRIKNDt. PRESIDED! OF OIL OEFINEDY Because of Streak of Business, Visit to the Oil Lands of Marlboro Waa Found Impracticable Military Secretary to Governor. Washington # (Special). — Senator Dfal, who has taken considerable in terest In the matter, announced that Lieut Col. George H. Me Master, United States Infantry, retired, had been detailed by the war department to the office of Governor Cooyjr aa oth ef May M military a wc rotary Ma*y Cse vs Ito e«i Columbia.—Dr. Frederick A- Cook, | explorer, who has been In Columbia on a visit, left for Fort Worth, Texas, whare he has large oil interests. Dr. | Cook became famous in 1909 when news flashed all over the world that i he had discovered the North Pole. It will be remembered that latar Ad miral Peary claimed credit for having been the first man to reach the most northern extremity. The admiral said ha saw no signs of where Dr. Cook had been aad discredited the report that the pole had bean reached by Dr. Cook aad his party. Dr Cook la bow preaid eat of the Tessa Eagle Oil and Out ended and Par- tlaBy Paralyzed. uuto on sweet on useful Operation May Become Neceeeary to Remove Contents of Crop—Feed Sparingly on Whole Grains Until Wound Heals. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) The crop of the chicken sometimes becomes overloaded with feed, and Its thin muscular walls become distended and .partially paralysed, so that the organ cannot be emptied, or the open ing Into the lower esophagus may be come clogged with a feather, a straw, or some other substance which the bird has swallowed. The crop Is greatly distended and the mass of feed Is rather hard and firm. In both cases the symptoms ire the same, and treatment should be conducted on the same principles, specialists say. Treawoent Outlined. poor one- fourth to •Hted lord or eweet Dsrtag the I • ef amailpea « neeo eeeatlee la the Stake Stale health office Of thee# eed 19 Nose Oeeeaeille Persia iw a each it i Tech »% i t rs*% •MS TWy Sr* Many TjrgMei 4f Different Soetions ef Country la Irene Johnoon ef Mtaneeeta— What She Has Dene. (Prepares by the United Buuee Depart ment of Agriculture.) Boys and girls’ club work, club lead- tvs say, has capitalized one of the biggest assets of youth—ambition. In every neighborhood and county where club work is carried on there are boya and girls who are making records that are significant, for they show a grow ing capacity for achievement as well as because of the amounts actually Mr. Oo*M Warns Am of TrwacNroua. Dang«W Calomel. wwm a Calomel salivate*! It's Calomel acts like dynamite on a slog fish liver. * When calomel comes Into .contact with sonr bile it crashes into It causing cramping and nausea. If you feel bilious, headachy, consti pated and all knocked out. Just go to * your druggist and get a bottle of Doi son’s Liver Tone for a few cents which is a harmless vegetable substitute for < dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful ^ and If It doesn’t start your liver and straighten yon up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without mak ing you sick, you Just go back and get your money. If you take calomel today you’ll be sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides. It may salivate you, while If you take Dodson’s Liver Tone you will wake up j feeling great, full of ambition and • ready for work or play. It's harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children; they like IL—Adv. The Idle man is like an kite ma chine. It destroys Itself very quickly. —Martleti. MOTHER! “Cali/onua Syrup of Child's Best Lautive If bmmr t m m <■»*• •* A • •*» «# ♦ • tff Mr • —W» ■1 * • l • • M « ♦ « m« F' • Am Amt f* A U m*4 MSS mw ' omp Ae* Sm*m %mmm A* ss>»MMd to s toepwew* guMMse, t,<~rs wtoA ? 1 • % • of tto* a *%oA A# SeAtosa^ifems h •+% ' \ 9 AsaBtoJMSi ewtose % • f«eSa J1 sssto* f — w%m reoees beet te >' gm-i ta4 || to*g».f «es ws r su • t« eviou*M - ■ ' • • •» ksR9 SAsA • 4 * kR »• 'CeAse A>a»< s' P €*»•. A letter received St «a« tecs ot the Hovtb Csruilaa dtvtskHi of the Ameriiaa t’ottua Associsttoa from James D UHet. eecretary ot the York county branch of the associa lion. Mid that arrangements are be tog made to make the annual Ttrzah jplontc this y^ar an American Cotton • Aaaociation picnic, and that plana tow* being made for the entertain- Inant of over 4.000 people. The picnic will be held on Wednesday, August 4, and York county farmers, bankers, merchants, lawyers, professional, bus iness and laboring men are expected to turn out in full forca for the event. The Tlrzah picnic is a well known annual event and heretofore has been a political event. This year, however, the people of York county decided to make it serve another purpose. I itouih Ca/wituiL which snR take crvto form hi aa •apaRStda caaai fur the Routh Carolina Hwv { Hoard, has broa givoa by a able number of argaalaatlooi of far era, business mew and manufacture The filet of the hoard contain cop of resolutions of tadorsementa ado ed by these state wide bodies; Exten sion Service of Clemson College South Carolina Live Stock Associa tion. South Carolina Swine Growort' , Association. South Carolina Bankors* ( a.snociation. Agricultural Society of , South Carolina. South Carolina Auto motive Trade Association. South Caro lina Cotton Mill- Association, Soutfi Carolina Division of the Travelers* Protective Association and the South C irolina Division of the American Le gion. ' *1 TV# lew i herd i A R,aahHa. «Baeiet«af [ ef m-ii bred dairy cal lie. f a! aut’iaa la Camden T. The aatmalR »n this *• b I »•» aa ca-. t«- found la tlM United States, aemrdlag to the datiy husbendmea of the exten sion services, who urge South Carolina dairymen aad other desiring founda tion stock er family milk cows to taka the opportanfty to purchase. Hearing on Parr Shoals. A. E. Manning, vice chairman of the board of directors of the chamber of commerce, received a telegram from the attorney general’s office in Wash ington In which it was said that no further action would t>e taken In ref erence to the suit by the government against Parr Shoals until Columbia had been given a hearing on the mat ter Earlier In the day Mr. Manning had received a message saying the district attorney had all taaimctleat aad wee Id proceed bet the later me# the eheaw Several New Charters. The Palmetto College, /of VarnTflle, Hampton county, was chartered with a capital of $5,000. Business colleges are to be established, u. W. Land is president. Cozby-Templeton A Co., of Green ville, was chartered with a capital stock of $40,000. The Investment Corporation of Greenville, was chartered with a oapl- Lai stock of $10,000 The People** Store# Corporation, ot RldgevtUe. Dorchester county, waa chartered with a capital of ttt.tti Greenville.—“A million dollar rain** has brought a smile to the fanner in this section that won’t wear off. With almost an inch and a half of rain dur ing the past ?4 hours farmers here are growing more optimistic over the prospects of making a good crop, as the cotton now has that rich, green color which, denotes healthy growth. Lota of Oat Crop. Brigbtsyille, June. — Lightning struck the large .barn oftfeCTaude J. Adams and It was soon in flames and a total loss.* The oat crop had Just been gathered and waa all lost. The males were all saved aa were the wa gons, tools, and contents of his farm store. A quantity of fertiliser was burned. Mr. Adams vras not at home hut with the assistance of the neigh bors the etnff was saved. There waa no Insurance A much needed rain f*n which aocouata for saving of the «# L •c • *- 9h» R MtoUto J Rw da ee mmmm ( ># aitos ^ eRe he Mto I • »• • I mmmm to ■« ■dkg fha Me Mrv*’* shae 'Uto IRjfwe %mm rtTZ* V teuRhss •• rhtosui ■Ms towRi—i atoee «e Mb* • FtoS* » • RSNe «tor% to •*» e* wffi —'a-** she n n itow-ww**MF inet aRpty a miwwaff af *ww «mi hwsi m tee krnmm e%»« tw » > ^ew wRae mm —ntofRM —«t R ^a »a^ If |W •Hal a-rta aa4 rttr r- at ^*1 to- • r+m the Hustop. vhtoeetoto. has^^. •• with R. This Meweee j Aateepsie pt w4r* • ttot the bstdfl^ c4eea Jsh of ehtch the puteter m m«llitoM tore have it. ebe mbs tut . J Shewing Use e# Invention. hog ran l*e easily hsn«Red and the med icine easily and more certainly applied Intemally. The device comprise* a Jaw spreading member, sod a lower Jaw damping member, connected with a flexible tube, and funnel to receive the medicine. ADAPTABILITY IS NECESSARY Fto A e* 4# to he •totoi in wnhes’-s to me v t-twcu.*# to f . Success Can Only Be Attained When Right Man Is in Right Place in Raising Chickena There Is such s thing as a natural npfftade for different kinds of busi-^ nesa One farmer will grow poor on a rich farm, whffe another will, grow rich on a poor farm. One poultry- man will make money In fowls, and another will Jpse ft. The one is adapt ed to his business, the other Is the right roan In the wrong place, or the wrong man la the right place. Sne ers* can be had only when the right men la In the right place. SHALLOW CULTIVATION BEST may he p*v»ud CARING FOR TOMATOES The etilef advantages of prun tug and staking tomatoes are: 1. A larger number of plant* cun be *et on the given area. 2. The tomatoes will ripen a little earlier when plants art* pruned and staked. 3. The fruit Is kept off the ground. Is clean, easy to gather, sod less likely to decay.- 4. The quality of the fruit Is usually better on plants that are primed and staked. )*t. ittt;4f!nrl • -fl-f A«Ji 4 Hie I n \ di%|MMttitMt another at fimt *tjrtit and from It. re<*>giitxeu *hle* away Jg?3 Spray Roosts and Floors With Kero sene Oil and Treat Nests With Tobacco Dust. Keep your house and coops clean at all time* and spray the roosts and floors with kerosene oil and dust the oeets with tobacco dust to prevent lieu ead mi tee Infesting the hoo*e and coops and sapping all the profits to the fc usl a see hy Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin. On rising and retiring gently smear the face - with Cnticuru Ointment. Wash off Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It is wonderful sometimes what Cuticura will do fur i>«or completions, dandruff, itching and red rough hands.—Adv. There are not many men that fash ion can control after their fiftieth rafie- stone. SKIM ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE are unsightly and mar the appearance KEEP CHICKEN HOUSE CLEAN ot many a woman whose face would be otherwise attractive. There is no need for this. Just get a box of Tet- terine and use it regularly and you will be surprised how quickly pimples, blotches. Itchy patches, etc., disappear and how soft and clear the skin be comes. Nothing better for eczema and other skin troubles than Tetterine. Sold by druggists or mailed for 90c. by Shoptrtne (V. Savannah. Go.—Adv. cswiagistoi calf fti the WATCH ALL EWES CAAEFULLT Fhss MR mmm wtoawi e*» mmrnm m m Mwap RRR WtoRM suRewm .. t Mitt