The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 19, 1907, Image 3
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ONIONS AND ASPARAGUS.
Tli* Manner of Bgjpching and Packing
Fo? Market. »
Like a(t|»ani)r.U4 uml runlMiri*. winter
«u ions (piantiMl last fall! are liar vest
.vl at a time when it 1m coni|iarativeij
-«sy L> get help to take ear* of-lheui
..'uuien unU B'rla are oaualijr employee
■ > clean, hunch Hml tie them. Fimii.
oar to nix oniou3 are put into n hunch
.epeudiuK ».p''U the Hixe. They nrt
olpped in tytt eases which have i
^vision throuKh the center. The on
jus, after they are bunched and t.e-1
.r» eat hi Icjigths nhout an inch shortei
uau Uie apace between the etfdf oi
he crut * and the division board, in
HickhiK the hunches ah* plawl Icutftb
••hso cf the crate. Jty plarli-g tin
uitta of the first layer snugly ag'i^a i
;Uir end df the irate and those of tin
urxt against the dirisi.iu hoard nu Inch
V*uce is left between each layer ol
aiioua. This space affords ventilation
’and prevents heating. A crate hold*
:wn doceii bunches. Onions uuist lie
'leaned, hunched and parked Just right
t» secure the top price on the market
If the cases are “slack packed” they
are docked. If packed too full and
etaaa the onions are Halite to heat.
Asparagus should lie cut clean every
■tag, taking Uie small as well as the
large stalks. Ta get the most out of
^paragus strict attention must be giv
en to all the details of cutting, aort-
ins, bunching, tying and marketing.
The stalks should not be left long In
the sun after they are cut. The lies!
grower* make three grades, and those
catering to a fancy market use a dlf
it colored tie for each grade. Nar-
tape la generally used.
demands of the different mar
vary In regard to else of bunches,
of stnlki and kind of package.
9to general rules can be applied to
ittem—Farm Journal.
i la more Optnrrh In this section
«t tfceeooatry than all other diseases
and until the )aet few
i sappossd to be incurable. For
a gseat maoy years doctors pronounced
* a local dtoasaa and prescribed local
sad by constantly falling to
local treatment, pronounced
i. Incurable. Science bus proves ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease and
J ioirta constitutional treat
Pa Catarrh Lure, maanfac.
F J Ohoaoy St Oo, Toledo, O,
iathaoaly coaotltutional cure on the
market. It la taken internally in doses
eom Ik drops to n teaspoon ful. It sots
dtiuetly ea the blood and mucous sur-
of l be system. They offer oee
I dollars for soy oaso it lails to
Bead for circular* and tesiiaton-
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F J CHENKY A CO, Toledo O.
Bold by Druegist, 75.
Hall’s Family Pills for oo> stipu-
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Annual Agricultural Report.
Atlanta, June 15.—The annual re*
port of Commissioner of Agriculture
*T. O. Hudson was received from the
printer Friday. It will be submitted
>o the legislature when It convenes.
Thu report deals In a general way
with the work of the department dur
ing the last year... The report shows
that 170,476.26 was collected from
fertiliser inspection during the year,
at which approximately $40,000 was
turned Into the state treasury.
From the inspection of oils there was
turned Into the treasury a total of
VS.MI-U.
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
Knowing what it was to suf-
^ * will give FREE OF CHARGE,
i any Aidictod a positive cum for Ecao-
va, Bait Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and
aha Diseases. Instant relief, uon’t
•■hr longer, Writ* F W WDXiaMB,
<« Esiihaf * - _
ttan Avanns, Kaw
Stamp. °
York.
Decision In Campbell Will Caeo.
Honolulu. June 15.—In the Camp-
will case. It was decided Friday
hat the order for the distribution ot
bn estate TO the trustees of the chli-
tran of the Princess Kawanaaakos
ad tor the benefit of Mrs. Wattm
ineFarlane, dates from the filing of
‘>e tnal accounts of the admtnlstra-
Troop* Engage Insurgents.
Hong Kong, June 15.—Reports from
'VM Chou say that two regiments ol
’hlnuso troops recently engaged the
4tsurgenta at Patsxxelan, with the re*
alt that tne latter were dispersed,
tha regular troops lost one officer and
wunty soldiers killed and had a num
ber of wounded.
•vary Man His Own Doctor.
Tkaavaaaga man cannot afford to
•Pksy • physician for ovary slight nil-
wmm or Injury tint may occur in bla
»mlfy, no- can bn afford to negioot
'AMt, an ao alight an injury ns the
'taStktim pin has kata known, to
oma tkn tom of a limb. Hanen ovary
mu mast from aooosrity bn bia own
ooter far this okuw of ailmoats. Buc-
• a oflaa dupoada apoa prompt treat-
i only bo bad whan salt-
i are kept at band. Oham-
in tho
y yaara sad on joy a good
Cough Remedy for
ooMs, on up and whooping
. Stomach aad Liver
i lor ooaotipattoo, biHoasaoooaad
»’• Fb«n Balm ( aa antis-
t) for onto, bruises, boras,
Met and
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till heads and statements, enve
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styles and the£prettiest hat that can be
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I have just opened my third supply of
beautiful millinery goods for the season.
Come and make your selection at once
I will please you. Yours sincerely.
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latest
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28c,
Just arrived from New York’s fashion creators, the very
things in Dresden and oriental belts for ladies, they have
seen to be appreciated, we have them in the following prices:
50c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.V
We have on the road, and expect them in before Thursday, the
swellest line of ladies ready madeiShirt Waists ever shown here.
We will have them in.Ungeree effects of Lawn, Silk Mull, Dotted
Swisa^and China Silk.
We have the bett Ladies Cause Undervest in town for the price,
3 for 25c^it is made full size and very elastic, two very essential
qualities not usually found in this priced vest, we have in stock two
cases of thirty dozen each, and can therefore supply every demand.
We enjoy the distinction of being the only exclusive Dry Goods
Store in this community and from that fact we anert that we
are better prepared, to'.supply your wants in our line.
TAYLORS WAU^RBOROj^OFULA^TOBE
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DIO UP A DOLLAR.
And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Gooch
We can say with safety and without exaggeration that our
stock of GenenJ^erdumdise is unsurpassed in quality and
REASONABLE GOODS
and who tail to see our stock may thereby do them
selves injustice.
LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES
on Country Produce before you sell to the other fel
lows for less.
Walterboro Supply Company.
Gk Hyrne,
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The Origin cf c Great invention.
On <>...■ oi" il:' <i:»:iy tripi uf young
Westi.s .Miixv fr >:n Sclieiu.'cta(ly ta tli"
fooiitu.v at Troy bis train wu* bold u'»
by i» ( U.d wivek. Two fieijdU* bad
eJu.o tojretlipr ia n In i;d-ot; coiHtrfvu dii
a i .(*<<* of Ktrai'dit track. The engi-
u vr; tiad aeen t!ie dnuc«*r pl iaily. but
by t!.e tiiiM* the fi ll! I briikvs were
b'ro;t , ;!:l into play it *.\ ia t>» latcj. The
young man allowed tbroo facta to sink
p.t > uL-couuid. Then he said to one of
tin* traiil bnnda:
*Tf tUe englneera bad In-en able to
contr I t’aeir trains from the cabs, the
wreck could have Llv-u preveuted,
cocb.a’t it?”
•V.uitrd 'em bow?”
“Itrake them.” • *'
“ViVi. They bad lots of time.”
That was enough. The nlr brake was
coacelrcd. AiulJ the plied up wreck
age tlie thing tliat was to make the
name of Westlugbouae familiar to ev
ery schoolboy the world over was cal?- 1
ed hit * being. It did not come In Its
perfected form, but the idea itself had t
germinated.—J’aul Latzke In Evei^r- !
body’s.
Mr JB W Got dloe, of 107 8t. Looia bt,
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Dallas, Tex. says: ‘*lu n a past year 1
have become acquainted with Dr King’s
New Li’a Pill , and no laxstiv* I ever
befora trii d so rffectnallv dispoaes of
malaria and biionsness.” They don’t
grind nor gripe. 25c at John M Klein’s
drag store.
A Fight In the Air.
W. E. Webb, the author of “Buffalo
Land.” tells this cat stiuy:
The chicken hawk of j the. west 1* a
savage and dangerous enemy, but once
one of these nlr pirates got worsted. I
wa» sitting in front of the doctor's of
fice when a hawk shot down with won
derful rapidity of wing-so fast that
its shadow seemed hardly to reach the
earth tiefore Its body. It pounced upon
the doctor's favorite kitten, whlcb lay
asleep on the grass, and made off with
it. At au elevation of about fifty feet
pass recovered from its surprise and
went to work for lllierty. Its feline
mind was exercised to astonishment
and wrath. Twisting like a weasel.
Its claws came uppermost, and to my
straining gaae a sight presented Itself
much like a feather bed being ripped
open In midair. The amased hawk
received new light on the subject of
prey, let go and made off like a badly
plucked goose, bat tbs cat came safely
to earth—on its feet.
Be Fired the Stick.
"I here Bred the walking atlck Tva
carried over 40 years, oa aooount of a
son that nstetsd every kind of treat-
meat, nntil I triad Backlan’s Arnica
Halve; that has healed the sore and
made me a happy msn,’’ writes John
Garrett, nf North Mills, N U. Gnaran-
tasd for Piles. Boras, etc., by Jobs M
Klein druggist 25c*
It Was Still There.
The story Is told of a clergyman,
who. after he had fiqbihed bia sermon,
beard one of his congrcgutlon say.
“To* It was a good sc. mun, bat he
stoic It”
A short time afterwarJ the preacher
called on the man, resented the accusa
tion and asked him to retract what be
had said.
“I am not” answered the man, "like
ly to take back anything that I have
said, bat In this case I will, for on re
turning borne and referring to tbs book
Whence I thought you had taken yonr
sermon. I found that it was still there.”
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effect fi
no drags having a narcotic
RELIEVES
quickly and soothes the
membranes and thoroughly heal# aad
Valuable not only tor
CATARRH
fact relieves colds, throat 1—Mm*
hay fastr, ‘ stopped-np” nose, etc
Sny • ffs cent tube of NotKAA
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
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A M Bilioat ^
Attack.**
Symptoms. Sour stomach,
BMty taste In month, sick
headache, sallow complex,
loo, the world your enemy.
hroMrer, overflow of bile
Into the system.
Treatment for taro
oifhta before retiring with
IWK’lus
smimomun
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GETSINGER. S. C.
Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL CO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock
of general merchandise, so complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else in Colleton J
county can be found at his store.
He will meet competition on any article
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DR. J. B. PADGETT
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Jamestown Exposition ,
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Season, Sixty-day and Fifteen-day Tickets
—sold daily April iqtb to November 30th at
low rates. ^Coacb excursion tickets on sale
Tuesday of each week at very low rates.
Double daily train service with through
Pullman cars
For any further information sec Ticket Agents or writo
W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager, General Pasenger Agent.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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4. An average fertilizer for cotton
should contain 3 per cent nitro
gen, 8 per cent phosphoric acid
and 4 per cent
POTASH
"Cotton Culture*’ is the title of a book of 90
pages, full of “meaty” suggestions for the cotton
grower. It discusses the proper cultivation of the
cotton plant, and gives valuable hints on fertilizing
necessary to secure the greatest yield.
It will be sent free to all intecested.
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